Sentence examples for weak yet from inspiring English sources
She was "looking into the distance, terrified and weak, yet clinging on to life.
The Afghan state is weak, yet too many of its powers are vested in the president.
The position is a difficult one for the government, which is anxious not to appear weak, yet is under pressure from the international community not to use force.
There's extraordinary material: the artist Ray Navarro, for example, very weak, yet speaking directly and passionately to the camera days before his death.
Friday's jobs report clearly indicates that the economy remains weak, yet the pressure to reverse stimulus and begin tightening fiscal and monetary policy has become overwhelming.
The 1992 election defeat was the most disturbing of all, the most emotionally shattering, because the Conservative government was manifestly weak yet still Neil Kinnock could not break through.
He must respond with seeming toughness, lest Israelis scorn him for being weak; yet he must not use too much firepower, lest he fall into Arafat's wider-war trap.
He isn't weak, yet something in him makes him hold back — and that something (a slight uncertainty? the fear of a commitment? a mixture of ardor and idealism?) makes him more exciting.
The backing for proton therapy is weaker yet.
Yet Sherlock's third series was arguably its weakest yet, and suffers the added impediment of not being terribly fresh in voters' minds, having aired almost a year-and-a-half ago.
Secondly, beacon signals are not always detected with full signal strength; the strongest signal appears to be around −50 dBm, while the weakest yet still distinguishable signal is around −65 dBm.
