Sentence examples for wimp problem from inspiring English sources
Toyota's truck has a wimp problem.
The problem facing Wimp hunters is that as their detectors get ever more sensitive, they will start picking up signals from other weakly interacting particles called neutrinos.
The Bush camp believed that going on the negative attack was necessary to vitiate the old problem of the "wimp factor," as it was known last year, and to pull the Vice President out of President Reagan's outsized, masculine shadow.
(That's not a problem specific to Wimps, of course: the Higgs boson also lacked a specific mass prediction from theory).
You might think of the president's problem as a redux of the wimp factor that dogged the first President Bush.
And, of course, many Republican presidential candidates have no problem implying that President Obama is a wimp and demanding even more military action against what is largely a threat to the Middle East region.
If WIMPs are real, they might settle a long-standing problem.
The bounds on these particles are now so extreme that the supersymmetric WIMPs, originally designed to solve other problems (such as the hierarchy problem in physics) can no longer solve them in the allowable mass range.
Sturridge's Troy, I'm afraid, is a dumbfounding blend of waxwork and wimp, and so often do his eyes mist over that I wondered whether his real problem was not the vagaries of lust but the Wessex pollen count.
The problem, Marcotte and many of her neighbors say, is that most low-phosphate detergents are wimps when it comes to fighting greasy pots and spaghetti-crusted plates.
