Sentence examples for weak living from inspiring English sources

The drugs leave many patients weak, living in what they describe as a fog of nausea and lethargy.

However, the flies were weak, lived only a few days after eclosion, and could not inflate their wings.

Widely-used oral vaccinations contain a very weak live form of the virus and are considered to be a safe and effective way of preventing the disease.

Labour will seek to highlight the fact Osborne has missed the deficit-cutting targets he set himself in 2010, while wage growth has been so weak that living standards for many have barely recovered to their pre-recession level.

When he finally reached hospital, the doctors said he was too weak to live in a tent.

A good hypocrite believes in the values he professes but is simply too weak to live up to them.

The company is likely to be still too weak to live without the possibility of raising money in debt or equity markets.

Real damage to human interests is greatest under poor livestock-management conditions for instance, when underfed poultry are on free range or weak lambs live on overgrazed pasture.

I'm pretty weak to live on my own and get around on my own because I don't know what will happen.

In contrast, a free neutron (which also decays through the weak interaction) lives about 15 minutes.

For example, a neutral pion (which decays electromagnetically) has a life of about 10−16 seconds, while a charged pion (which decays through the weak interaction) lives about 10−8 seconds, a hundred million times longer.