Sentence examples for weak to act from inspiring English sources

At what point do we cede our prized global leadership, and simply become too weak to act?

If the Pakistani Army is too weak to act effectively, what about cooperation on the intelligence front?

While lauding Mr Abbas for his recent stand in New York, some Qusra people say he has run to the UN only because he is too weak to act on the ground.

Or that the European Central Bank would prove too weak to act decisively?

Dominique Perben, the justice minister, declared the marriage null and void, and Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin said it "would be weak not to act" in the face of such "illegal comportment".

We observed that the B2 element of the extended NLS, but not the B3 element, retains a weak ability to act autonomously, and suggest that it interacts with the major Impα-binding pocket.

The protagonist, Okonkwo, emerges as a heroic but rigid character, whose fear of appearing weak leads him to act harshly towards his wives and children and to participate in the sacrifice of a young hostage from another village.

While economists expect weak housing activity to act as a drag on growth for much of the year, they say they do not believe this would be enough on its own to set off a double-dip recession.

The weak force appears to act not upon a pure quark state, as identified by the "flavour" or type of quark, but on a quantum mixture of two types of quarks.

"When it comes to the issue of negotiating the status of Jerusalem, Arafat is too weak, personally and politically, to act on his own," said Wahid Abdel Maguid, the deputy director of Al Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies in Cairo.

He said: "When it came to the Morecambe Bay situation where there were increasing concerns about the weak management and failure to act, in the PCT we were increasingly pressing the SHA to intervene.