Sentence examples for weak to carry from inspiring English sources

The American economy is too weak to carry this load.

Too weak to carry his own bags, Gauntlett was helped to come to the couple's home for a hot drink but he wouldn't stay.

When questioned on this Nazma gestures to her back, too weak to carry a twelve-year-old boy half a mile to the centre.

Heavy goods vehicles will still be banned from crossing the bridge for at least six weeks, because the repair is too weak to carry their weight – a decision which has angered hauliers and distribution firms.

The problem for Israel, the senior Sharon official said, is that the Palestinian Authority, slowly losing ground to extremists, is too weak to carry out a peace treaty even if one were signed.

As long as the other side was still strong enough to fight, mistreatment of prisoners was, in theory, deterrable; once the other side was too weak to carry on, it was pointless.

He and other experts also worry that, by relying on weak banks to carry out the administration's or Congress's policies, officials are not biting the bullet and shutting down weak banks that may be insolvent.

But a growing chorus of industry experts are warning that asking weak banks to carry out the government's economic and social policies could increase the drain on the public purse.

Far from setting a level playing field for the underdeveloped countries, their policies forced the domestically weak countries to carry out liberal reforms such as privatisations, lowering tariffs, abandoning foreign exchange controls.

On that day however, when she was too weak to even carry a shopping bag into the closet, she told me to take some of the flowy skirts she knew I loved.

At the moment, though, the service is too weak to even carry the champion's belt.