weakest造句

This is where DTDs are weakest.

The markets are attacking Greece, its weakest member.

Creating a field which was weakest and located precisely in the centre of the vial.

It's ironic that the weakest student in mathematics was elected class treasurer.

Portugal and Spain are viewed as the 16-nation euro zone's next weakest links.

The weakest player on the team proved to be the hero.

The debate faded out, however, after Citigroup and Bank of America, the banking system’s weakest links, announced surprise profits.

The French had temporarily moved some of their weakest reserve units just into the sector the Germans struck.

Volcanic eruptions are measured on the Volcanic Explosivity Index, which goes from 0 (weakest) to 8 (strongest).

This cannot be made the sole consideration—the banking system should not walk at the pace of its weakest members.

At the heart of it, there is a feeling that Germany is hoisting the problems of the Eurozone onto its weakest members.

Again, the whole belt can only be as good as its weakest part, so adequate abrasion resistance must also be asked of the joint.

A concert of powers is only as strong as its weakest pillar, and requires a great deal of self-discipline and restraint.

But you could argue that the Greek crisis is simply an example of predators picking off the weakest member of the herd.

This weakest link can even break the SLA requirements for the overall business process in which the culprit service is a participant and create adverse effects at the enterprise level.

The new Apple TV just got a small upgrade, in the form of live video streaming for MLB and NBA games. But it's still the weakest of Apple's products, with a relatively limited selection of video.