Sentence examples for weak would be from inspiring English sources

Those that are too weak would be taken over by the government and recapitalized with taxpayer money.

The downtown site for the arena would favor Wynn... Certainly, any public perception that Goodman is weak would be insupportable to this man.

If there were a sense that everyone, big and small, powerful and weak, would be asked to sacrifice, we might be able to agree on a way forward for the economy, Mr. Hoenig said.

In this environment, the people who paid their bills would have less access to credit and would have to pay more for it, and the people whose credit standing was weak would be able to avoid the consequences of their acts.

A Fischer move, which at first glances looked weak, would be reassessed.

As James Millward pointed out in a recent exchange, Beijing has criticized it as an example of an unfair effort to hold China back, that is, as the sort of policy that an administration unjustly "tough" rather than supinely "weak" would be pushing.

A part of him empathises with the ­escapist hero, David Scott-Fowler: a weak, would-be historian who would rather drink himself to death than face the demands of work or the impending global crisis.

To be fair, even this weak compromise would be a modest improvement over current law.

A weak America would be a disaster for us and the world.

"An unstable or weak China would be very dangerous," he added.

A weak treaty would be worse than no treaty at all as this would merely legitimise the existing flawed system".