Sentence examples for weak message from inspiring English sources
"It is a desperate and weak message".
"It was a weak message," Mr. Carrick said.
He called the attack "a weak message from the terrorists trying to disturb the security improvements".
But an about-turn – halfway through a taper programme – would send an incredibly weak message.
"Perhaps it is targeting a young teenage audience who will be attracted to some of the things mentioned in it, but it's a very weak message.
W.'s problem was analogous to his father's in '92: an establishment candidate with a weak message and communication skills outmaneuvered by forces he never foresaw and did not know how to react to.
The wider the dish, the more effective the telescope becomes at picking up weak messages from outer space.
Chinese scientists are constructing the world's biggest radio telescope, which will be more effective than any other at picking up weak messages from outer space that could be linked to intelligent life.
If the cellular data channel is weak, messages can always revert back to SMS in a pinch.
Even several of the "Exclusive" stories are essentially derivative: "Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel admits weak messaging on health care from White House" does little more than quote his appearance on an MSNBC show, while "Liberal Ezra Klein and conservative George Will Harry Reidd wasn't wrong" is an even better example of copy/paste substituting for actual journalism.
This may have been assisted by informal processes serving to amplify the otherwise weak messages in the public domain about relatively greater safety of putting the babies on their back- for example mother and baby discussion groups and discussions among and with the minority of primary care professionals who were earlier responders to the developing evidence.
