Sentence examples for weak high from inspiring English sources

Gilling has a great deal of fun with Mr. Sculley's arguments on behalf of physiognomy ("There never existed a profound thinker, or a man of fortitude and prudence, with weak, high eyebrows.... Long teeth are proof of weakness and pusillanimity"), but he also invests the novel with the full benefits of his own powers of observation.

Business Energy and Home Services are still losing customer accounts, in part owing to ongoing weak high street conditions and fiscal austerity.

The group was hit by weak high street trading conditions, competition from online rivals and being unable to secure the trade credit insurance needed to safeguard suppliers.

"With housing markets still weak, high levels of mortgage distress may well persist for some time to come," Mr. Bernanke warned.

This results in an asymmetric core-level XPS lineshape with just a weak high binding energy tail due to plasmon losses, which is consistent with our experimental results.

In 1983, the famous "A Nation at Risk" report cited declines and low levels in student achievement relative to other countries in terms of math and verbal tests, functional illiteracy, weak high order skills, and the need for remedial math courses in public colleges, businesses, and the military (National Commission on Excellence in Education1983).

During the NAO's "negative" phase, characterized by a weak high-pressure cell over the Azores and a weak low-pressure cell over Iceland, moisture is funneled toward the Mediterranean, and cold Arctic air from Russia moves over northern Europe.

Weak high-frequency lines I1 to I3 probably resulted from some interband transitions (cyclotron or impurity).

Weak high-order reflections (Fig. 2b) were recorded by means of a conventional Rigaku D/max-RC diffractometer in the step-scan mode (10 s per step).

In contrast to VT earthquakes, LP events were characterized by a weak high-frequency onset, quasi-monochromatic oscillations with a peak frequency near 1.5 Hz, and durations of more than 20 s (Fig. 2b).

As the prime material for the semiconductor industry, silicon modulators have to be fabricated in large scale to obtain enough modulation depth, due to a relatively weak high-order electro-optical effect.