Sentence examples for weaker links from inspiring English sources
But a restaurant must also be judged by its weaker links, and Mas has too many.
LATELY the Czech Republic has become one of the weaker links in Europe's efforts to punish Russia for its interference in Ukraine.
The UUP had strong links with the British Conservative Party for many years and followed its leadership in the U.K. Parliament until the mid-1970s, after which point it maintained weaker links with the Conservatives until the mid-1980s.
In a further sign of investor anxiety about the weaker links in the euro chain, Spanish 10-year bond yields rose above 6 percent for the first time since August.
Mr. Zoellick was pleased, he said in an interview, that the Group of 20 had finally focused on agriculture and the continuing crisis he sees in food supply, especially for poorer countries with weaker links to the world's financial and commodity markets.
Ahead of this politically charged encounter we highlight the key player battles and provide all the stats and facts you need ahead of what promises to be one of the tensest atmospheres of the tournament so far… KEY BATTLES... Theofanis Gekas v Holger Badstuber The Bayern Munich centre back was perhaps considered one of the weaker links in the German team before the tournament.
Weak links The Europa League.
There are weak links, of course.
Weak links It has to be central midfield.
The ensemble lacks weak links but not praiseworthy ones.
