Sentence examples for typically weaker from inspiring English sources

State workers have remedies under state laws, which are typically weaker.

They also worked with cellular providers to improve signals in meeting areas, were cellular coverage was typically weaker.

In France, until recently a brightish spot in the dim euro area, GDP grew by only 0.9% at an annual rate in the third quarter—even less than the typically weaker economies of Germany and Italy despite consumers' continued eagerness to spend.

The quarter after the holiday one is typically weaker as consumer spending cools.

In particular, it is shown that the hole intersubband absorption is typically weaker than both the conduction intersubband absorption and the valence band-to-conduction band absorption.

That's because the balance sheets of smaller companies are typically weaker than those of big companies and their shares more volatile and less liquid.

Members of all three groups are typically weak fliers.

The company blamed Europe's typically weak second quarter for the shortfall.

A typically weak header from Lee Naylor in the left-back position went straight to Craig, who simply bolted towards goal.

The evidentiary standards for corroborating conspiracy theories is typically weak, and they are usually resistant to falsification.

But a typically weak showing for "Primetime" (8.7 million) at 10 lowered ABC's average and allowed NBC to finish a close second in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49