Sentence examples for weak to call from inspiring English sources

She was exhausted and drained, too weak to call out, and yet the tremors became so violent that her gurney creaked from side to side on its rubber wheels.

Mortgage REITs have suffered three crashes in three decades, each followed by recoveries too weak to call rallies.

Too weak to call out, instead he and I kind of just shared a moment.

It was the only evidence the agency found that even came close to verifying Snowden's assertions, and De believed it was weak enough to call Snowden's credibility into question and put the NSA in the clear.

For expression cluster 8, in addition to the above, there are cases of overlapping transcripts on opposite strands; sometimes Pol II signals are too weak to be called (genes with statistically significant Pol II signal near their TSS's have a much higher maximal RPKM: median 51 vs. 10 for those without such signal).

We found that the mean proportion of overlap with respect to the smaller peak set is about 95%, indicating that the differences in number of detected peak is likely due to different power to call weaker peaks.

"All I know is he felt faint, he felt weak, and I was told to call 911," promoter Michael Petryshyn told the Chicago Tribune.

Liberals are wrong to call him weak and indecisive.

Today it would be difficult for anyone to call Federer weak.

There is now only a process of turgid, managed withdrawal from a war that has exhausted America, a war Obama has been skeptical about waging even as he escalated it, a war the Republicans has been wary of embracing beyond as a cudgel to call Obama weak.

John McCain is one of the prominent Republicans using the Ukrainian crisis to call Barack Obama weak, again.