Sentence examples for to become weak from inspiring English sources

The only thing left is to size up the others and wait for someone to become weak enough to eat.

"But 10 years from now, if my shoulders and arms were to become weak, I'd consider switching to the iBOT," he said.

A lack of the essential nutrient can cause rickets in children, and in adults can lead to osteomalacia, causing the person's bones to become weak and painful, and hampering mobility.

In recent years, Kim Jong Nam had given interviews that were critical of the young leader, telling Yoji Gomi, a Japanese journalist, that North Korea was "likely to become weak under the third generation".

Alternatively, the loosening of the actin cytoskeleton may not have promoted the stretching of moesin, hindering Syk activation and sequentially causing P-selectin-induced calcium signaling to become weak and slow (Figs. 6 and 7).

On the other hand, the m-methoxy group works normally as e.w.g. as indicated by sigma parameter (σm = 0.12) but the strong electron withdrawing activity of an oxygen phenoxyl radical causes the m-methoxy group to become weak e.d.g., σm+ = −0.14 [40].

Russia, for example, will continue to become weaker -- economically, militarily and socially, the report predicts.

Israel's position is liable to become weaker the longer it persists on its present course.

If America were to become weaker or to withdraw, its values would erode along with its power.

Because of this delay, these economists say, the economy will continue to become weaker before it can recover.

"The more the authorities encourage themselves and other people to take the law into their own hands, then the more our system is going to become weaker and weaker," Diokno said.