Sentence examples for interpreted as weakness from inspiring English sources

Nuance is stamped out and hesitation is interpreted as weakness.

If he gives ground, this will be interpreted as weakness.

They say Israel's restraint was interpreted as weakness by its enemies.

I believe in carrots, not sticks, and that can get interpreted as weakness.

That has been interpreted as weakness in the former Wales manager.

"We live in a neighborhood in which sometimes dialogue — in a situation where you have brought sanctions and then switch to dialogue — is liable to be interpreted as weakness," Ms. Livni said in an interview on Israel Radio.

He enumerates as strengths the prime minister's combination of great self-confidence with extreme caution, as well as his instinctive feel for the popular mood: an ability, as Mr Rentoul characterises it, to "reflect back the banality of the majority .Both of these strengths might equally well be interpreted as weaknesses.

Median ratings of 2 or less were interpreted as weaknesses of the method 'family', whereas median ratings of 4 or greater were interpreted as strengths.

More recently, Ambassador April Glaspie's failure to be tough with Saddam Hussein at a critical moment in 1990 was interpreted as sheer weakness by Mr. Hussein, who soon after invaded Kuwait.

In conclusion, this result should not be interpreted as a weakness of the kernel, because it shows good screening performance at the 200 and 100 compound threshold levels.

First interpreted as "mechanical weakness" disorders resulting from a weakened cytoskeleton, emerging data support the concept that changes in cytoskeletal architecture profoundly alter signal transduction and cellular transcription patterns.