Sentence examples for unduly weak from inspiring English sources
The rise in GDP came after three quarters of declining output, but the latest figures exaggerate the economy's strength just as earlier figures had made it look unduly weak.
Even some of the apparent difficulties are shared by the two approaches: the deontic logician's notion of permission, for example, which is often thought of as being unduly weak, is to all practical purposes a generalization of Hohfeld's concept of privilege.
The fact that the legislation is thought to be too weak to meaningfully reduce gun violence in America, that it might unduly affect those wrongfully on the government's "no-fly" list, that it's crafted more to make Republicans look bad than prevent the greatest number of gun-related deaths – all those points of nuance are afterthought.
It's pretty feeble and doesn't trouble M'Bolhi unduly.
If passed in its current form, it will allow Iraq's weak, American-backed government to flog the national patrimony on the cheap, by signing unduly generous contracts with foreign oil firms.
It may be true that saffron is no sleeping potion, but an unduly large proportion of rascasse in the quick stew might have the same effect as a weak dose of the related stonefish poison.
The Duchess of Marlborough "unduly disparaged" Anne in her memoirs, and her prejudiced recollections persuaded many biographers that Anne was "a weak, irresolute woman beset by bedchamber quarrels and deciding high policy on the basis of personalities".
"Brokers as a group only have a small share of the market".While "small" is unduly modest, it is certainly true that the position of brokers has in some respects been getting weaker.
That seems unduly pessimistic.
