Sentence examples for face of weakness from inspiring English sources

Failure to press the QE button in the face of weakness could trigger outright panic.

At a time when Republican presidential contenders have been portraying the Democratic Party as the face of weakness in a dangerous world, Democrats are wary of supporting a bill that could be portrayed as cutting off money for the troops or forcing a precipitous end to the conflict.

This week, in the pivot of the 2012 election, they represent values that have been aching to surface in our public sphere: openness in the face of weakness; love, endurance and self-respect in the face of trial and disability.

The central bank expressed surprise at the resilience of the job market in the face of economic weakness.

On top of that, Farage has upped the English nationalist rhetoric, warning against the "terror" of the Scottish National party and placing a consistent emphasis on standing up for veterans in the face of Conservative weakness on defence spending.

The farm equipment maker Agco Corporation said yesterday that it would cut 1,400 jobs and take a fourth-quarter charge of $35 million to $40 million in the face of continued weakness in world agricultural markets.

"All the other arguments for commodity and capital market opening remain intact," Mr. Drysdale said, "and are reinforced by a sense that it is necessary to promote regional growth and integration in the face of continuing weakness in Europe and North America".

The comments came before a visit to China next week by President Barack Obama and amid growing pressure from other countries for Beijing to be more flexible in handling the yuan in the face of dollar weakness.

And so, today, in light of Ahmadinejad's remarks, in the face of the weakness of the West before the Iranian regime — I can't avoid being reminded of the fact that this year is not only the 60th anniversary of Israel, but also the 75th anniversary of Hitler's coming to power.

Earlier this week, the IMF's chief economist, Olivier Blanchard, urged the UK to rethink its austerity policy in the face of continuing weakness in the economy.

Decreasing purchases would be equivalent to increasing rates, something the Fed is unlikely to do in the face of economic weakness.