Sentence examples for much weaker position from inspiring English sources

But you're in a much weaker position when it all goes wrong.

I was not, so I was left in a much weaker position.

In this budget, Mr Brown was in a much weaker position.

Take his key claim that Britain's debt "puts us in a much weaker position than other countries".

Rob Portman, Mr Bush's new trade negotiator, who hails from Congress, would be in a much weaker position (see article).

Britain would have to renegotiate dozens of bilateral trade deals from a much weaker position than it enjoyed as a member of the EU.

However, pluralists take a much weaker stance.

But that deal is now in doubt as falling prices have left Congo in a much weaker negotiating position.

Britain's financial services industry is also in a much weaker financial position than a year ago, the research found.

Most entrepreneurs don't give themselves enough time for this process and end up running low on funds and so finding themselves in a much weaker negotiating position.

Joseph A. Corbo Jr., the president of the association, wrote in a local trade magazine, Casino Connection, that without the exemption, "we could find ourselves in a much weaker competitive position in the very near future".