Sentence examples for weak if it from inspiring English sources

I don't mean you should despise people for being weak, if it's a kind of weakness they can't help.

They're saying that the army seems weak if it can't get rid of the sit-ins".

Now "a case is very weak if it relies only on witnesses," says Mr García, whose forensic scientists routinely give evidence.

And a few pages later he wrote about how uneasy his anonymity made him: "My personality is probably weak if it can't be propped up by my fame".

"The Parliament will become weak if it allows the Expediency Council to resolve such problems, which is only supposed to happen in exceptional cases," said Amir Mohebian, the political editor of a daily, Ressallat.

A summary report by the Council on Foreign Relations concurs: "Experts say there are links between individual al-Shabaab leaders and individual members of al-Qaida, but any organizational linkage between the two groups is weak, if it exists at all".

In this way, bone becomes stronger if additional stress is placed on it (for example, by frequent exercise or physical exertion) and weaker if it is relieved of stress (for example, by inactivity).

The life insurance yields are a bit better if death occurs before and a bit weaker if it occurs after life expectancy.

Since the sidereal fire becomes weaker if it burns nearer to the earth, the lower planets move more slowly and unevenly than the higher ones (in this way Bacon, like Alpetragius, accounts for irregular planetary movement without reference to Ptolemy's epicycle theory).

Although hand splints are a good choice for short term use, they are not recommended for long term use because your hand will lose strength and become weaker if it is immobilized over a long period of time.

In the Middle Ages the pawn could only be promoted to the equivalent of a queen (which at that time was the weakest piece) if it reached its eighth rank.