Sentence examples for weak read from inspiring English sources

"SOLDIER: TOOK CARE OF HIS AGING PARENTS AS THEY GREW WEAK" read one headline, above an article that repeated the divorce canard.

In an amazing (alarming) sense of rationality, one of the magistrates says that new laws must be enacted that can appropriately deal with the protection of intellectual property in the digital age, while also protecting the "weak" (read: cash-strapped) generation of MP3 downloaders who have become the target of multinational corporate lawsuits.

Mr. Abraham advises extreme caution because India's free speech rules have been historically weak (read more about India's long history of censorship here), a relatively new Internet law is extremely broadly defined and police and lawmakers themselves are sometimes confused about what the actual rules themselves say.

Schumer was displeased with both companies' responses to the issue, calling it a "weak read" on the situation.

Nor would we countenance a weak (read worthless) genetic test for anything that might be stupidly used to pigeon hole the academic or athletic future of a child.

Conversely, a weak reading will reignite worries of a slowdown.

"Force is the weapon of the weak," reads one.

Today's reports could increase expectations for a weak reading on December employment, which will be released on Friday morning.

The Frankenstein-is-Oppenheimer model considers only the former, which makes for a weak reading of the novel.

The report largely reinforced economists' forecast for a weak reading in the Labor Department's payrolls report on Friday.

"Today's weak reading adds to the downward pressure currently exerted on sterling as fears of an economic slowdown in the face of Brexit uncertainty begin to surface.