Sentence examples for be in a weak from inspiring English sources

Both candidates are anathema to David Cameron, who will be in a weak position in the politicking.

By allowing the automatic increase to take effect, analysts said, Saudi officials would be in a weak political position to argue the need for additional production increases.

Cameron and the French president, François Hollande, led their parties to historic defeats at the hands of the extreme right in Britain and France and appeared to be in a weak position at the summit following the disastrous outcome.

But our country will look hypocritical, and be in a weak position to condemn such attacks, as long as we refuse even to sign, let alone ratify, the Convention on Cluster Munitions.

"My view is that the process of rebalancing the world economy and the domestic economy will take many years... We could be in a weak economic environment really for a prolonged period of time and I'm thinking three to four years at least".

If they do not instead produce a detailed policy – one setting out who precisely they want to protect – they will be in a weak position to negotiate with betting shops and other gambling organisations until 2019, when their policies are scheduled to be reviewed again.

Unless they resolve this problem now, it's likely they will face problems later, when they will be in a weaker position".

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

But they are in a weak position.

"The central authorities in Tripoli are in a weak position.

"The government now is in a weak position," he said.