Sentence examples for being too weak from inspiring English sources

"Predictably, conservative elements have seen Kan as being too weak.

But many of Mr Bush's proposals have been attacked as being too weak.

Mr Cameron also criticised him for being "too weak", contrary to his previous jibes about competing against his own brother.

He said that defeating this particular botnet did not solve the fundamental problem of computer security being too weak.

Mr. Pascrell relentlessly accused Mr. Rothman of being too weak to take on the real fight, against a conservative Republican.

"You could also be provocative by being too weak and thereby enticing others into adventures they would otherwise avoid".

Blair enfeebled himself by being too weak to stand up to a chancellor who sabotaged his premiership.

During the 1930s, Churchill frequently warned of the looming danger of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, and criticized the government of Neville Chamberlain for being too weak.

He was viewed as intelligent but awkward and remote; he was criticized for being too weak, too hesitant to challenge the commission with the necessary ferocity.

But many of his measures were seen as being too weak, or relying too much on the self-policing of companies and stockmarkets.

He also goaded Mr Miliband for being "too weak" despite also lampooning him for having been in competition with his own brother to lead the party.