Sentence examples for weaker grip from inspiring English sources

Following their success, Robert Brown looked at ways of improving tools for the older gardener who might have a weaker grip or impaired vision.

Other tests recommended in the consensus statement include questions about walking speed (slow walking can be a sign of frailty), grip strength (a weaker grip is an indication), the extent of physical activity, and memory complaints.

Although the religious right has a weaker grip on politics than it once did, it can still chill the air: in August, hundreds of thousands across the country lined up to buy chicken sandwiches in support of Chick-fil-A, whose nonprofit foundation has given millions of dollars to anti-gay groups.

It is still unknown why worsening heart health could manifest as a weaker grip.

The dorsal plate group also showed statistically significantly higher levels of pain, weaker grip strength, and longer surgical and tourniquet times.

People with lower SEP in childhood were more likely to have weaker grip strength, walk more slowly and perform less well in tests of chair rising and standing balance in later adulthood than people with higher childhood SEP, after adjustment for age.

Its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, has only a weak grip on the party.

He said those with the weakest grip on social security had the best chance of enjoying ultimate spiritual rewards.

"Of course not," the doctor said, soothingly, freeing himself from his patient's weak grip and gently patting the hand speared through with the I.V. tube.

The president exercises only a weak grip on the helm, and conservatives in government have manoeuvred economic modernisers to the sidelines.

And although such factors as the euro are clearly external, Mr Allaire and his lieutenants have a weak grip on fundamental problems.