Sentence examples for weaker given from inspiring English sources

In the past the strategic case was weak, because there was no chance of the Tories winning and the moral case was weaker, given Labour's record.

Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said there was a risk that growth could be weaker, given "limited industrial production and the very real possibility that construction output contracted".

The determination of the London NHS to press ahead regardless inspires little confidence in Lord Darzi's recent pledge that local people would have a say in changes arising from his national review.The case for another shake-up of the NHS is all the weaker given that previous reorganisations and grands projets in the health service have gone badly wrong.

This has meant fewer resources available to support jobseekers at a time when their chances of quick reintegration into work were weaker given the limited number of vacancies and high competition among the unemployed.

Nevertheless, the impact of their evidence is weaker given the absence of a control group, the lack of randomization procedures, and a high risk of selection bias (e.g. participation in the intervention was voluntary).

The botched attempts to stabilise the market only make them look weaker, giving succour to their critics.

Vocalizations rather similar to Crimson-crested Woodpecker (Campephilus melanoleucus), with which it overlaps in range, but is generally "weaker". Gives the distinctive "double-rap" drum characteristic of most members of the genus.

The field looks weirdly weak, given that all the Kenyans bombed out in the semifinals.

Imports on the other hand were surprisingly weak given that Germany's strong fundamentals should have supported domestic demand".

Judge Parrillo dismissed these claims as "comparatively weak," given the constitutional right of fringe parties to exist.

But some industry analysts described Johnson & Johnson's performance this quarter as weak, given the overall decline in sales.