Sentence examples for turned weak from inspiring English sources

The woman's eyes turned weak and filmy.

Sales turned weak as did home prices.

The experimental treatment developed by researchers at the Dana-Farber Cancer Insturned, Harvard Medical School, turned weak and feeble old mice into healthy animals by regenerating their aged bodies.

At the same time, the germ cells migrated to the cortex and expressed PAR6 lowly within the cytoplasm of cysts, whereas the expression in somatic cells around the cysts turned weak (Fig. 1C).

Technology stocks turned weaker around the end of Thursday's session as a wave of profit taking relegated the sector to the minus column for the first time in five days.

I remain strong because it would be too easy to turn weak.

Jonathan Davies has developed into a rounded outside-centre here, turning weak parts of his game, such as distribution, into a strength, and at last the attacking side of Leigh Halfpenny's game was seen on Saturday, pace, deception and composure.

"The current government's policy is to turn weak schools into sponsored academies.

Turning weak mammalian hearts into something similar to the pythons' behemoths has been the longtime goal of many biomedical researchers.

Since molecular mobility on the substrate might be restricted owing to the polar attractive interaction between polymer segments and the hydrophilic substrate, the activation of surface molecular motion apparently turns weak for such an ultrathin film.

Dummett (2000a, 32) emphasizes that the conviction that there will always be open problems does not suffice to turn weak counterexamples constructed by the oscillatory number technique into strong ones.