Sentence examples for weak children from inspiring English sources
"First-cousin marriages always produce weak children.
It's the position, as this commentator said, of the teacher who curries favour with the bullies in the class by bullying the weak children with them".
Mr. Morton, of the United Nations, said schools, hospitals and clinics all contain what the Korean government calls "weak children," children who have been chronically underfed.
They are probably quite weak children, they weren't very advantaged children to begin with, so they could be quite vulnerable," Sian Bowen, a spokeswoman for the Red Cross, said.
When those have stood in defense of their weak children, their brothers and sisters in Palestine and other Muslim nations, the whole world went into an uproar, the infidels followed by the hypocrites.
The situation is like sending to the mountains for a holiday all the healthiest children who could stand the dust & heat of the city, and keeping in the dust and heat those weak children most likely to catch every passing infection but who, once sent to the mountains, would prove as healthy as their fellows.
Last week, a cartoon in the newspaper Morgunblaðið depicted Iceland as a weak child in a playground been beaten up by three bigger boys.
Brussels has always been seen as the strongest place in Belgium economically but socially we are seen as the weak child of Belgium.
She resisted the label of "weak child"; when she was 10 a teacher took her and a few classmates to hike up peaks on Mount Nasu, a volcano in the nearby Nikku national park.
The attorney general's review did not lead to any criminal charges against Cardinal Law or anyone else in the archdiocese because Massachusetts did not have a law requiring church officials to report suspected child abuse until last year and because the state had weak child protection laws, Mr. Reilly said.
Reading the tech press, you will be forgiven for thinking that Google is a weak child fighting the supremely powerful and profitable publishing industry.
