Sentence examples for up for the weak from inspiring English sources

Could foreign make up for the weak results at domestic?

I tend to think that it's right to stand up for the weak, whoever they are".

That impulse to stand up for the weak, Ms. Klinky said, guided Officer Collura both in and out of uniform.

"It teaches you to stand up for the weak and vulnerable in the face of more powerful forces".

"But I try to stand up for the weak and powerless and voiceless, and some people don't like that".

Nothing, Mr. Posner says, prepares you better for human-rights work than rooting for the Cubs; you learn to stand up for the weak and the vulnerable.

"He would always stick up for the weaker person.

"I was taught from a very young age that you need to stand up for the weaker party," Mr. Smith said.

Johnson Matthey, the distributor of platinum group metals, said second-half profit was little changed last year as higher sales of auto catalysts in China failed to make up for the weaker dollar.

You might not always agree with the bishops – I didn't over the benefit cap – but it is still good to have people there who believe it is their job to stand up for the weakest, most vulnerable in our society.

It meant that a Polish worker who might normally send, say, 200 pounds ($330) from the United Kingdom to Poland each month, would have had to work about one and a half extra hours each day to make up for the weaker pound, according to the UBS survey.