Sentence examples for weak bits of from inspiring English sources

A few weak bits of plotting mar the story (the discovery of an adulterous couple kissing in public, say), but it's all forgivable by the end; the resolution packs a considerable punch, then lingers.

As Phillip Schewe, of the American Institute of Physics, explained, "You've leveraged a weak bit of magnetism into a robust bit of electricity".

The argument is a really weak bit of sophistry that manipulates history without context.

Here, however, his eccentric Marvin Boggs must unholster some weak bit of contrived eccentricity with every entrance - and that's not to mention a state fair midway's collection of funny hats.

KNOCKING the weakest bits of any financial system into shape is likely to cause some bruises.

The risk is that the leaders will appear so divided that the markets might step up their probing of the weaker bits of the eurozone, notably Spain and Italy.

The Bedouin, the weakest bit of Israel's population, complain that they are treated like West Bank Palestinians, many of whom earn a living building the Jewish settlements that displace them.

The blue colour around the antennas only indicates the approximate coverage of the weak bits blocks, while the other colours indicate the coverage of the strong bits blocks.

As the coverage of QPSK blocks is the same of strong bits blocks of hierarchical 16QAM due to macrodiversity combining the comparison of the aggregate throughput is based on the different coverage of the weak bits blocks.

And Mr. Gilliam's instinct was, as he says, to "get rid of all the weak bits" and fill in the gaps with his surreal, sometimes Dada-like animation.

Medical technology has given these weak, wailing bits of humanity -- an estimated 200,000 a year -- their chance at life.