Sentence examples for weak members from inspiring English sources

One or more weak members (Greece, Ireland, Portugal, perhaps Spain) might leave, presumably to devalue their new currency.

But senior government officials say anecdotal evidence so far suggests the virus is hitting the economically weak members of society hardest.

But he said certain rule changes within the current framework could be effective — notably, improving the independence of fiscal policy in certain weak members, particularly Greece.

Officials hoped to reassure the financial markets that other weak members of the euro zone could work out their problems without formal debt restructurings.

The attitude is that the New Deal is the best model we have for what government must do for weak members of society, in both times of crisis and times of stability...

At his trial, Van der Graaf said that he wanted to prevent Fortuyn from hurting weak members of society, and compared the politician's rise to that of Adolf Hitler.

Conversely, any weak member will undermine all others.

"The state must protect the weaker members of society.

Protects its weakest members rather than targeting them for gouging.

The code is intended to protect the weakest members within the tribe.

At the same time, a male clique discussed starving weaker members out of the group.