Sentence examples for yet weaker from inspiring English sources

Under Ba'athist management, it has gradually become yet weaker, losing card after strategic card - with Hizbollah, a few now ineffectual Palestinian factions and a much-reduced military presence in Lebanon just about the last.

Naslund, whose 1999 novel "Ahab's Wife" reworked "Moby-Dick" from a similar feminist liberal Protestant point of view, has created fundamentalists who are cartoonishly scarier and yet weaker than the real thing.

With star names such as Luis Suarez, Edinson Cavani and Diego Forlan, the South Americans are certainly capable of getting the better of the current England side, meaning Hodgson has moved to secure two warm-up friendlies against similar yet weaker opposition.

All this translates into a yet weaker yen.

Elsewhere, the U.S. dollar was firming against the yen, yet weaker against the euro.

The electronics industry has spent about 2 million dollars per month lobbying to relax similar, yet weaker, legislation in the Senate (S. 891).

Italy, one of Europe's biggest yet weakest economies, has a rate of about 2.2percentt.

Yet weak controls mean they are getting into the hands of those who torture and kill civilians".

Yet weak support for the untested technology is putting Europe in the rear ranks of its development.

("Girl. Woman. So much more vulnerable. Strong and yet weak. A heart that knew no armor". Sounds like. William Shatner. As. Captain Kirk).

Reports of peak experiences also include the feeling of limitless horizons opening up and of being simultaneously very powerful, yet weak.