I feel really weak.
He had a weak heart.
in a weak and flimsy manner.
To aid the poor and the weak
While flying, you feel a weak thermal.
He feels weak, depressed, and helpless.
He felt very weak after his illness.
There was no glory in beating me, a weak human.
Excessively long back, especially when coupled with weak loin connection.
The defense of the accused was rather weak.
Our country was poor and weak but independent.
He was now, besides, too weak to oppose anything.
Preying on the weak to justify your own greed, preying on the weak to promote your own success, preying on the weak to cover up your own mistake is sad, disgusting and shameful.
Weak references tell the garbage collector that it should collect an object if there are no references to it other than the weak reference.
Though his heart is said to be weak, he seems perfectly healthy.
Thus, the analogy is weak, and so is the argument based on it.
A fiscal policy of incurring budget deficits to stimulate a weak economy.
Prices were really pushed down artificially [last year] because of such weak demand.
Probably because of relatively weak thigh muscles and a lack of foot support.
I usually find the swish pattern alone to be weak and ineffective, but this method works very well for me.
he's seen what can happen to a cult of personality if too weak a personality takes over.
The adjective hasn't been built that can pull a weak or inaccurate noun out of a tight place.
For example, he said, even when farmers are too weak from malaria to weed, their crops survive.
The Foothill forestry "is a weak link of forestry construction and a new breach to realize forestry jumped development."
Actually, national sovereignty is far more important than human rights, but they often infringe upon the sovereignty of poor, weak countries of the Third World.
It's probably because of a truth that no one likes to talk about: Germans have benefitted greatly from the euro — it's given them an artificially weak currency.
The latter was often able to encroach on the royal power, if the king was weak or if he was engaged in a difficult war.
We must find ways to circumvent the problems of weak delivery systems and shortages of staff, while simultaneously seeking sustainable improvements.
By calling them “weakly interacting”, physicists mean that the particles experience another of the four fundamental forces, namely, the weak nuclear force that is responsible for radioactive decay.
The main causes leading to tax crime are that the tax payer are driven by self-interests, the taxpayers' sense of tax laws are weak, the tax laws are imperfect, and the tax authority's abilities to impose and control tax are relatively weak.
This steady and undissipated attention to one object, is a sure mark of a superior genius; as hurry, bustle, and agitation, are the never-failing symptoms of a weak and frivolous mind.
In the centre of the capital and the neighbouring towns the buildings are too often made of weak concrete, cut with sand and lacking the steel rods that would fortify them against shocks.
It is worth paying a high price to stave off a liquidity crisis over New Year: better that weak Banks are able to borrow at the same rates as strong ones than that they are not able to borrow at all.
