Examples of using Rather weak in English and their translations into Dutch
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because the partnerships across national boundaries have often been rather weak.
that response is rather weak.
in particular the middle of the album is rather weak and monotonous.
remains rather weak.
In this case, the body itself does not fight infectionor this process is rather weak and invisible.
binding to cellular structures of the blood is considered to be rather weak.
for'Wir Sind Allein' with children's choirs is rather weak.
the EU finds itself, the Committee regards the ex-ante evaluation in the Commission proposal as rather weak.
Yes, because the plywood for such constructive ideas would be"rather weak" material.
Structural causes of imbalances will therefore continue while economic governance will still be rather weak as a process in the making.
Usually rather weak swelling of the stem,
Children up to 12-14 years old have a rather weak and not yet fully formed immunity,
Swelling, usually rather weak, 1-3 cm long, brown and hairless, generally of the main rachis.
the absorption capacity of beneficiaries remained rather weak.
phenomenon in the sky, although it is rather weak, and many people do not notice it until asked to pay attention.
The stomach of the"new people" is rather weak, which is why they need to eat low-fat dairy products,
Although the adaptability pillar is rather weak on the implementation part,
I would say that it is rather weak to use the phrase'shall endeavour to do' in a legal document.
Concluding, it is funny to see half an album that is rather weak, and a follow-up that rocks me out in a very alternative(the good meaning of the word) way.
the systolic pressure is below the norm, this suggests that the muscle tissue of the heart is rather weak.