Sentence examples for weaker than ever from inspiring English sources
The ruling Liberal Democratic Party is weaker than ever.
However, (1) American unions are weaker than ever.
In reality, analysts say, both Germany and Europe are weaker than ever before.
Yet however menacing he tries to appear in words and deeds, Lukashenko is weaker than ever.
And then there's the Big East, which is weaker than ever.
But his forceful new challenge poses grave risks for Mr. Kabila, who is weaker than ever.
The loyalty people used to have to the NHS is much weaker than it ever used to be.
Today, Muslim women — in fact all women — in Iraq are much weaker than they ever were under Saddam Hussein.
The simple truth is, despite the fact that he looked at 70-odd guys over the last year, his talent pool is actually weaker than it ever has been.
Meta-regressions were not tried for emphysema, where there were fewer RRs available, or for ex smoking, where the relationship was weaker than for ever or current smoking.
"The myth of 'celebrity' is not just innocently shallow entertainment, but a powerful and fundamental part of a larger movement revolving around greed, apathy and hierarchy that is currently dragging us down, down, down, lower and scarier, and perhaps weaker than we've ever, ever been".
