Sentence examples for was now weak from inspiring English sources

The economic relationship between China and Russia was now "weak and getting weaker," Mr. Lardy said.

He said the council was now "weak" and deadlocked, and he acknowledged that bands of fighters were hoarding weapons and captives.

Dr Hugh-Jones, a senior lecturer in economics at the University of East Anglia and author of the study, said although the honesty of countries related to their economic growth, the relationship was now weaker than before 1950.

Business investment in Britain is now weak compared with countries like America (see second chart).

What a few hours earlier was a blinding star is now weak enough to look at directly.

In Italy, where the property market was not as inflated but the economy is now weak, sales were down almost 5percentthroughgh June.

Mr Maliki has been reluctant to agree to such demands, but his bargaining position is now weak.The leaders of Iraqi Kurdistan, with its population of 6.5m, say their region increasingly makes sense as an economic unit.

The opposition senses that the government is now weak after backing down and have managed to take advantage of that.

"My husband is not working at the moment," said Maqami, aged 19 who was holding a crying 11-month-old baby Ridwan who suffered from severe malnutrition, was treated and is now weak again.

France, once the dominant partner, is now weaker.

The French economy and public finances are now weaker than Britain in May 2010.