Sentence examples for would be much weaker if from inspiring English sources

With lower inventories, the downdraft in oil prices would be much weaker if OPEC increased production.

If the UK were to pull out the EU would be much weaker than before.

Newt would be much weaker, because while Romney is just annoyingly bland, Newt is unbearably annoying.

Without such supporting arguments, one's position in such a case would be much weaker.

If these families were undergoing a process of dissonant acculturation, in which children learn the host country language faster than the parents, the relationship between PYSM and children's Swedish performance would be much weaker.

Alonso would have to actively want to end his arrangement with Ferrari, who would be much weaker without him.

This finding would indirectly support the hypothesis that the effect of alcohol for adenocarcinoma may be much weaker, if any.

Most Democrats — and many economists — say the economy would have been much weaker if President Obama had not pushed through a big stimulus package soon after taking office two years ago, allowing government to make up for the lack of demand from the private sector.

But if the dollar was truly being set by the market it would now be much weaker.

"If oil prices don't fall, growth will be much weaker and rates will stay much higher for longer".

But he blamed the weak global outlook and the last Labour government's economic legacy and said the situation would be "much worse" if the coalition abandoned its efforts to reduce borrowing.