Sentence examples for weaker away from inspiring English sources

"Barça has looked weaker away from home this season, and because of this Madrid start as favorite".

Defenses were also weaker away from the draws, thus, most advances were made there.

A N42 Neodymium 3.5-cm diameter magnet (K&J Magnetics Inc., Pennsylvania, USA) was placed above one of the circles so that the assay plate was now traversed by a vertical magnetic field gradient that became stronger toward the magnet and weaker away from it.

"The players have to block it out, and go with a real belief to put an end to the weak away performances.

During the early years of the decade, Nea Salamina was strong in home games but weak away.

Across the four seasons, the correlation between goals against and points was weaker in away games than in home games.

But on the mountains, where the weaker fall away, the top riders are often left to themselves, unprotected.

During the Ice Age, 26,000 to 15,000 years ago, a huge glacier more than a mile thick pushed across Connecticut, tearing all of the weaker brownstone away, and leaving the tougher traprock basalt exposed when the ice receded.

Present topography results from erosion that has carved weak rocks away, leaving a skeleton of resistant rocks behind as highlands.

Um, isn't that exactly what you want monetary policy to do — boost the economy when it's weak, take away the punchbowl when the party gets going?

Lunch 1 bowl of spaghetti, with tomato and basil White bread Mashed potatoes Sacher Torte The powerful will always lunch on rich foods, well seasoned with heavy sauces, while the weak peck away at wheat germ and tofu, convinced that their suffering will earn them a reward in an afterlife where grilled lamb chops are all the rage.