Sentence examples for weakest times from inspiring English sources

Fall and winter, traditionally the weakest times of the year for travel, are usually easier times to find free tickets -- unless, of course, you are traveling near a holiday or, during the winter, to popular vacation destinations like Florida and the Caribbean.

She hadn't exercised when she was younger, and felt particularly loathe to start now, at the weakest time in her life.

To be sure, this was the weakest time in my life, and did damage to myself, my family and my marriage.

It was commonly believed that this period is the weakest time of a woman's life.

That still sounds pretty impressive, but other indicators suggest weaker times ahead.

States usually add to their unemployment insurance trust funds in prosperous times, so they can draw them down in weak times.

From a purely business point of view, the law firm's two moves make sense -- bankruptcy is a healthy line in economically weak times, and associates have become very expensive.

"There were weak times where I thought, 'I can't do this,' and my husband would say, 'You don't have a choice.

The holidays are typically a weak time for new plays but a very good one for star vehicles.

The machinists negotiated with the company when they were at a weak time," he said, and Boeing complied with their wishes.

We have not discussed semi-weak time consistency in the case of random variables, since, in that case, semi-weak time consistency coincides with the weak time consistency.