Sentence examples for weak to deliver from inspiring English sources

Many turned blue because their lungs were too weak to deliver oxygen to the blood.

Prisons in Mexico remain so rife with corruption that many traffickers had been able to manage their illegal businesses from behind bars, and courts have proven too weak to deliver swift, substantial sentences.

Despite claims that it wants to lead with groundbreaking legislation, the proposals so far have been much too weak to deliver real change in key issues such as public procurement.

By the turn of the twenty-first century, the mine workers' union was too weak to deliver Democratic votes, Walmart was the largest employer in West Virginia, and the state was poised for one of America's most dramatic political transformations.

But he has been too weak to deliver.

Responding to Labour's plans in the Guardian, Treasury minister Sajid Javid said: "Despite promising 'discipline' on borrowing, Ed Miliband has shown he is too weak to deliver.

While Italy runs a relatively small budget deficit, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's government seems paralyzed, vowing structural changes to produce growth and to further shrink public spending, but it is so far too weak and divided to deliver on most of its promises.

Most African governments were considered weak and unable to deliver the goods and services demanded by the different groups in society.

For many meeting attendees, the unusual study heightened serious doubts about the mechanism and effectiveness of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), an experimental, noninvasive treatment that uses electrodes to deliver weak current to a person's forehead, and the related tACS, which uses alternating current.

There are also questions about how to apply any commitments so that the weaker governments would be pressured to deliver painful economic overhauls.

Under Ms. Rousseff, who has been president since 2011, Brazil is on track to deliver its weakest two-year period of growth since the early 1990s, before a stabilization program that radically restructured the economy.