Sentence examples for being perceived as weak from inspiring English sources

But perhaps we fight, too, because we can't risk being perceived as weak.

For months now, investment banks have shunned the Fed's lending program because they feared being perceived as weak.

Because some officers may fear being perceived as weak if they seek help on their own, the decision was to make counseling mandatory for everyone.

That's why it's so important that organisations proactively manage staff wellbeing, and create an open culture where their employees are able to talk about wellbeing without fear of discrimination or being perceived as weak or incapable".

"The relentless emphasis on shame and face, on position and credibility, on the dread of being perceived as weak sounds an icy note through the rhetoric of 1914 — from the moment Franz Ferdinand is shot to the moment the troops are sent to the Western Front," I wrote in the magazine.

The relentless emphasis on shame and face, on position and credibility, on the dread of being perceived as weak sounds an icy note through the rhetoric of 1914 — from the moment Franz Ferdinand is shot to the moment the troops are sent to the Western Front.

"You don't want to be perceived as weak".

After the Goldstone controversy he cannot afford to be perceived as weak and submissive.

If you're too soft you're perceived as weak, and if you're too hard you're seen as a threat.

The title-game scenario is improbable because the Horned Frogs play a Western Athletic Conference schedule that is perceived as weak, and that could hurt them in the rankings.

"My management style is more participatory and more collaborative and it appears, at least, that that is perceived as weak leadership," he said.