Sentence examples for was at its weakest from inspiring English sources

It was at its weakest when defined in purely negative terms, as something eye-catching that the Labour party probably wouldn't like.

When the economy was at its weakest, in 2002 and 2003, exports kept it running.

The Ottoman hold on the country was at its weakest.

Against the pound, on November 28th the greenback was at its weakest for two years.

The decision followed recent evidence that British economic growth was at its weakest for 12 years; manufacturing is in recession.

The party of F.D.R. and Robert Kennedy was at its weakest point in decades and had been cast as heedless of the concerns of white working people.

Last September, Matthew Olsen, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, testified to Congress that "core Al Qaeda" — the original, Arab-led group, whose surviving members, hiding mainly in Pakistan, are thought to number in the dozens or low hundreds — is at "its weakest point in the last ten years".

Nothing's for you but it's all for sale, give until your strength is frail and when it's at its weakest burden it with hurt and secrets".

But it's at its weakest when it turns into just another episode of The X-Files".

"Invariably, the author is best when she is back on home ground, dealing with the teenage characters, their inchoate yearnings and lonely friendships," says Pearson. "The book is at its weakest when it is most angrily political, satirising what JK's friend, Gordon Brown, calls 'bigots'bigots

The novel has been accused by the Telegraph of being at its weakest when it is "angrily political" – meaning that Rowling dares to criticise the class divisions in society and examine the injustice, inequality, hypocrisy and prejudice which keep them in place.