Sentence examples for perceived weakness in from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans suggested the DNC was sending staff because of perceived weakness in Northam's organization.

The question going forward: Can he make up for a perceived weakness in day clothes, or should he even bother?

Because any perceived weakness in a director's qualification could open the door for activist shareholders, boards should endeavor to have an optimal mix of experience, skills and diversity.

Westerveld's perceived weakness in the air was never truly examined and only in a brief period midway through a pedestrian second half did they hint at a recovery.

President Amadou Toumani Touré's perceived weakness in the face of the rebel onslaught led to a military coup two weeks ago, led by an army captain, Amadou Sanogo.

Mr. Steets also said that he believed Mr. Brodsky was more interested in highlighting a perceived weakness in security than improving it, since Mr. Brodsky has campaigned vigorously for the closing of the plant.

Any perceived weaknesses in the Saudi program — widely viewed as a successful model — could pose problems for the return of the remaining Guantánamo detainees.

Beijing is emboldened by perceived weaknesses in the democratic world and the Trump administration's retreat from promotion of U.S. values.

In some poorer countries, like Cambodia, perceived weaknesses in the school system could also prompt parents to turn to tutoring, Mr. Bray said.

When the findings of the Science and Technology Select Committee were made public in February, coverage in the Guardian focused on a number of perceived weaknesses in the network of government science advisers.

Crosby, the Australian brought in by Cameron to run the Tory campaign, is said to be preparing to focus heavily on Miliband's personal foibles and perceived weaknesses in a hard-hitting and personalised campaign.