Sentence examples for where a feeble from inspiring English sources
Justice itself is a dangerous notion here and throughout Libya, where a feeble government lacks the power to protect citizens or to confront criminal suspects.
Even in Japan, where an already feeble economy was weakened by the earthquake and tsunami of March 11, Prada sales grew nearly 20 percent.
First, a real slump in the euro zone would hit the east too, particularly Hungary, where the economy grew only at a feeble 0.9% in the third quarter of last year.
Even unmodified, "Sir" and "Ma'am" are useful ways of addressing strangers in public, where the British code now allows only a feeble "Excuse me!" or a rude "Hey you".
Iran has been taking a crucial role in opposing and fighting Isis, especially in Iraq where Iranian-backed Shiia militias have in some instances supplanted a feeble Iraqi military.
"Yes, I am," I say, making a feeble attempt to return to the empty tablet, where, instead of words, I am accumulating a sizeable collection of doodles.
Bale clips that to the edge of the box, from where Jenas tries to sweep in into the net, but it's a feeble effort.
Autonomy has had a feeble start: central-government ministries have been reluctant to cede control to local Papuan authorities; where they have, money has been misspent, including by newly recruited Papuan bureaucrats struggling with responsibilities for which they lack skills.
On the one hand, we can understand why Google has taken this stance; the mobile world is one of (mostly feeble attempts at) secrecy, where a project leak months ahead of schedule can mean intellectual property battles down the road.
That is a feeble argument.
