Sentence examples for weaker version of the from inspiring English sources

The weaker version of the Volcker rule that was passed into law leaves many things, as Volcker says, "in a holding pattern".

The Senate, controlled by Republicans, has passed a weaker version of the bill, and the two sides appear unlikely to resolve their differences this year.

Remaining public-service obligations imposed by the law, and weaker finances, risk leaving ITV as a weaker version of the BBC.

In addition to pushing for the approval of Nexium, AstraZeneca is trying to extend the life of Prilosec by seeking F.D.A. permission to sell a weaker version of the drug without a prescription.

The US-Belgian group Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's biggest brewer, said that sales had fallen 1.1% in the second quarter of the year, in spite of the launch of Stella Artois 4% – a weaker version of the famously strong lager aimed at consumers downgrading from premium to standard brands.

In 1982, Sessa gave the weaker version of the commutativity condition, namely the weakly commuting condition.

The final bill includes weaker versions of the two items.

There are weaker versions of the robotic disco funk of "Get Lucky" and "Instant Crush" features a painful falsetto guest spot from Julian Casablancas of the Strokes.

Stronger and weaker understandings of warrant yield stronger and weaker versions of the thesis as well.

Granting such variation, dreaming doubts that depend on weaker versions of the Similarity Thesis are (other things equal) apt to be more persuasive.

The fictional status of the work weakens our sympathetic response, but the mere sequence of ideas will be sufficient to produce weaker versions of the sentiments that one would have if one were faced with the actual events.