Sentence examples for weak draft from inspiring English sources

They did so, in part, because they saw a weak draft class forming.

In an exceptionally weak draft for linebackers, Bailey could be the only one taken in the first round on Saturday.

It could be similar to 2006, when five of the top eight picks were traded in a generally weak draft.

Ogden was the fourth player selected in the 1996 draft, a weak draft that was said by some experts to be only four players deep.

"So, really, we gave up our first-round pick in a weak draft, which will probably be anywhere from No. 18 to 22.

With no more blockbuster deals to make, no great assets to trade and a low pick in a weak draft, Walsh still filled some needs Thursday.

This intimidating myth of effortless gift persists because successful authors aren't in the habit of admitting to writing weak drafts and rarely show the public their mistakes.

But Russia, which circulated a much weaker draft resolution, said it would veto the British draft.

Now all those voices from coaches and scouts on draft day seem prescient, the people who said this would be one of the weakest draft classes in memory -- at least in the short term.

But coal defenders like Rep. David McKinley, a West Virginia Republican who represents Lawrenceville, have argued that even EPA's weaker draft regulations threatened the coal mining at the heart of his state's economy, as well as a budding industry that makes use of some coal ash components in construction materials.

Dr. Peter Piot, the executive director of the United Nations program, said that while no document could make anyone "100percentt happy," the final version was "a major advance" and far stronger than the weaker drafts circulating earlier in the week.