Sentence examples for weak classes from inspiring English sources

A part of information system is presented in Table 2. Table 3 includes strong and relevant decision rules obtained for good and weak classes of chlorides presented in Table 2.

It takes one second to charge up, where fully charged shots usually kill or cripple weak classes like Scouts.

This would also prevent fisheries from truncating weak year classes even more.

Earlier data on vendace abundance (one important prey species) indicates 3 4 year cycles with alternating strong and weak year classes (Sandlund et al. 1991).

It is a relatively weak class of free agents, and many teams expect to fill their needs through trades.

When his senior season ended, he was judged to be perhaps the 12th to 15th best quarterback in a weak class.

In another weak class Russia's Egor Mekhontcev may just have been the most destructive light heavyweight when he was at his best.

With only E. J. Manuel off the board at No. 39, the Jets considered Smith, at worst, the second-best quarterback prospect available in a weak class.

Cashman said he had been considering which minor league starters to try in the bullpen, naming Alan Horne, Jeffrey Marquez and Steven White as potentially more attractive alternatives than a weak class of free agents.

It might have been a relatively weak class of free agents, but the spending frenzy that broke out across the N.H.L. last weekend said a lot about the financial and competitive state of the league.

Honourable mentions: Ryota Murata (Japan), Esquiva Falcao Florentino (Brazil), Adem Kilicci (Turkey) Another relatively weak class, and another member of Team USA – Errol Spence Jr. Spence made it farther than any other US boxer, to the quarter-finals, and he did it with a kind of mini-Gausha style.