Sentence examples for displayed weakness from inspiring English sources

As for the office market, Cushman & Wakefield said in its year-end report that while central New Jersey "displayed weakness" throughout 2002, Monmouth County defied the trends.

It's easy enough to blame the government for getting us into the mess, but he displayed weakness by failing to explain what he had to offer voters.

Later on Friday, Trump argued that he had not backed down in the feud over wall funding, claiming the agreement "was in no way a concession", despite criticism from the right that he had displayed weakness and certainty from elsewhere that he had caved in.

It was delightfully funny to watch". David Chase, who wrote and produced for "The Rockford Files" and later created "The Sopranos," recalled Friday that Cannell's characters displayed "weaknesses — they were fallible human beings.

Although all possess certain strengths, each country displayed weaknesses in some of the following areas: budgeting for vaccine purchase, national procurement practices, performance of national regulatory agencies, and technical capacity for vaccine planning and advocacy.

There is no incentive to display weakness.

He showed enormous courage and strength, never once displaying weakness.

If I decline to eat one, I am a calorie-phobic priss who's terrified of displaying weakness in public.

Among the most striking sights of this year's race has been that of certain riders displaying weakness at peak effort.

John McCain seconded both the president's use of the word appeasement and Mr. Bush's warning about displaying weakness to enemies.

Ahmadinejad's bland self-assurance is partly a matter of style, for no politician ever wants to display weakness before his adversaries.