Now, Mr. Kadyrov's grip on Chechnya looks far weaker, leaving Moscow with a choice about whether to stick with a deeply flawed policy or risk a change of course.
Today the Jenin economy is still far weaker than a decade ago, with thousands of new graduates heading straight into unemployment.
Germany's growth figure of 0.1% in the first quarter was far weaker than expected, with economists having expected a rate of 0.3%.
He is also replacing carbon standards for the current power fleet with far weaker efficiency goals for coal plants.
Although doing so would reduce the potential for spills in the United States, it would effectively send offshore drilling operations to countries with far weaker environmental standards and require shipping more oil, increasing the likelihood of spills globally.
I tell Lawrence that I think a song like Penelope Tree or Sunlight Bathed The Golden Glow deserved to be radio hits, when a spate of bands with far weaker tunes ended up becoming much bigger than Felt ever were.
It is expected to reach the North Carolina coast by Saturday, according to the National Hurricane Center, and some projections show the storm could make landfall in New Jersey or Long Island, though with far weaker winds.
Not only that, but creditors with far weaker claims, like the auto workers union and Fiat, which still has not sunk a penny into Chrysler, looked to be getting a better deal.
In fact, liberals embraced the diversity rationale in the 1970s partly because it allowed them to extend affirmative action to new groups — especially women — with far weaker historical grievances than African Americans.
In addition to sample size and genome coverage, the misclassification of CNV regions could explain the thus far weak associations with CNVs found for ALS.
