Sentence examples for weak call from inspiring English sources

But rather than condemning the mounting crackdown, Theresa May offered only a weak "call for the observance of Turkey's constitutional order", and stressed "the importance of the rule of law".

But after lobbyists got to work, the provision emerged as a weak call to the Securities & Exchange Commission to study the effectiveness of existing standards for providing "personalized investment advice about securities to a retail customer".

Remember that this is a stupid and weak call for help.

Such camaraderie doesn't come from weak calls for cooperation commonplace among our lawmakers, but from new movements that substantively realign political and cultural affinities.

The influence on the parentage evaluation is substantial, since the number of doubtful cases decreased from more than 400 to only less than 10; the number of exclusions was also greatly reduced to 35 (110 without censoring weak calls).

It makes what you could call a weak claim on its source-text.

Mortgage REITs have suffered three crashes in three decades, each followed by recoveries too weak to call rallies.

Too weak to call out, instead he and I kind of just shared a moment.

He received a weak distress call from a sinking British freighter and set out to find her.

Why keep a weak love song called "Chemistry" staged in a way that prevents the actors from showing any?

BAX and MEK1 expressions were described as: (1) negative, trace or weak (further called low), (2) moderate and (3) strong (both further called high).