Sentence examples for in a weak place from inspiring English sources

Hitchens is apparently employing the Denis Healey defence, says Hattersley: "When in a weak place, quote a lot of names and places".

One Labour source said that the party was in a weak place to criticise the award because Spencer Livermore, who ran Ed Miliband's election campaign, received a peerage in the dissolution honours list.

Having borrowed hundreds of billions of dollars from Beijing to pay for its agenda, it has placed America in a weak position at the very moment when we need to stand tall".

He believed that because human society placed women in a weaker position than me, this made us weaker in ourselves.

Still, it is hard to argue that the United States is not in a far weaker place to be doling out advice than it was in past crises, especially after the gridlock in August over raising the debt limit.

Since Dr. Dean arrived in New Hampshire after a weak third-place finish in Iowa, he has hardly mentioned the war in Iraq, the issue that first propelled him to the top of the field, and he has tried to have dignified, issue-oriented campaign appearances, in contrast with the wild rallies that characterized his time in Iowa.

"Our strategy for the future is that we will confront the regime in its weak places, and in the next period we hope to acquire weapons so we can be able to face the regime more strongly," Colonel Assad said.

After the revelations of "Bridgegate", Christie launched a long anticipated Presidential campaign in 2016, only to fizzle out with a weak sixth place finish in the New Hampshire primary.

While not stellar, the Browns' record won first place in a weak AFC Central, and the team looked poised to shock the heavily favored Miami Dolphins in a divisional playoff game on January 4 , 1986

That mosaic is in a far, far weaker place than it was five months ago".

Some samples were placed in a weak magnetic field to align the bacteria's magnetic particles, while others were not.