Sentence examples similar to weakest setting from inspiring English sources

The first mountains invariably weed out the weak, setting the pattern for the rest of the race.

This flawed product will meet a Senate bill that is also quite weak, setting up the potential for a "race to the bottom" in conference.

Both, though, look weak set against the historic weight of wrestling.

Cheung and Chappell (2002) conjecture that the CRM is consistent under a much weaker set of conditions and test their conjecture by a simulation study, but do not provide a formal proof for their claim.

As you likely remember, the FCC repealed 2015's net neutrality rules at the end of 2017 and implemented a new, much weaker set that more or less puts broadband providers on the honor system when it comes to indiscriminate handling of your data in transit.

It will therefore stay within Defra – the weakest department in Whitehall, with the weakest set of ministers anyone can remember.

The weakest set of October public finance figures for six years has given George Osborne a serious headache ahead of next week's Autumn Statement.

If the Rangers win they will have had the weakest set of opponents possible – at least as measured by regular season performance – under the playoff system that has been in effect since 1994.

W. Douglas Simpson describes the arts panels as the weakest set of carvings, again suggesting money was short for the west wall.

"A good provider with strong management will have a real understanding of what quality means, but a weaker setting may not.

Just a strong reaction to a weak set of Chinese factory data?