Sentence examples for In a weaker position than from inspiring English sources

Not only because a society is only as strong as its weakest element, not only because the oppressed are in a weaker position than their oppressors and are therefore rarely unable to initiate positive change, but most importantly because people benefitting from any oppressive system must take responsibility for ending it.

Boko Haram is now in a weaker position than when the C.J.T.F. was formed.

Having sent other suitors packing, Vivendi is in a weaker position than it was.

Our courts are in a weaker position than those of the rest of Europe and the common-law world.

He believed that because human society placed women in a weaker position than me, this made us weaker in ourselves.

But when he assumes power on Dec. 1, some analysts say he will be in a weaker position than his PRI predecessors.

Does this put Mr Obama in a stronger or a weaker position than Mr Nixon was in?

"They are in a weaker position today than they were a year ago before the mortgage crisis, and the situation doesn't seem to be getting better in that regard," Jack Dorer, a managing director in Moody's financial guarantor team, said in an interview.

But he is in a weaker position now than in the past.

When they negotiate bilateral FTAs, they are in a much weaker position than they would have been when gathered together in an FTAA.Even so, the Democrats have insisted on changing the agreements.

But we are still in a much weaker position than Germany or the US, which send more than a tenth of their exports to the Brics.