Sentence examples for weak mill from inspiring English sources
The unspoken strategy behind the Fox administration's expropriation of the weakest mills seems to be a postponement of the inevitable closures.
Stebbing (1933) finds Reid's argument "suggestive" and "not unplausible" because the conclusion is weak (G4), while Mill (1843/1930) appears to reject the argument on account of our vast ignorance of properties that might be relevant (G3).
Aboveground, the master smelter supervised the workshops, in which the strongest men worked the mortar and the weakest the hand mill.
If Mill accepts weak, rather than strong, sufficiency, then he might claim that though there is a reason to regulate harmful economic competition the costs of interfering with free markets are too great.
UK Coal has slumped by a fifth after reporting a £20.6m first half loss, following a poor performance from its Daw Mill mine and weaker prices.
SINGAPORE — Chinese steel mills, suffering from weak demand at home, have either defaulted on supply contracts or have deferred taking shipment of as much as four million tons of iron ore this month after a rapid decline in prices, traders said.
He said that Malden Mills' problems -- a weak economy and stiff competition in the textile industry -- were unrelated to Mr. Feuerstein's deep-pocketed spending.
Moreover, some of the weak peaks disappeared by increasing the milling time due to the reduction of crystallite size as well as the increase in lattice strain and internal energy during milling [20].
Rice surplus is estimated at 4.7 million tons in 2012, most of which was exported unprocessed and unrecorded given weak capacity and financing in rice milling (World Bank 2013).
As an analysis of the everyday concept of a right, Mill's assertion would be weak.
