Sentence examples for politically weak from inspiring English sources

For years, conventional wisdom among political strategists has labeled climate change as a politically weak issue, a concern of environmental activists but not the mass of voters.

"A politically weak Europe produces a weak euro," said Dominique Moisi, a French political analyst.

Both were politically weak.

But he is now politically weak.

Most of Europe's leaders are politically weak or otherwise distracted.

But China then was also politically weak: divided internally and vulnerable to external imperialism.

He is struggling with three problems from a politically weak position.

It's easy to forget how politically weak Mr. Reagan appeared for much of that year.

The stress tests, remember, were conducted when banks were financially and politically weak.

This meant that for all of O'Malley's resume of success, he left office looking politically weak.

Previous government coalitions depended on the press for support because they were politically weak.