Sentence examples for shrinking leadership from inspiring English sources

The shrinking leadership of the Islamic Republic is increasingly finding itself in the same place as the masters of the Soviet Union, resting its power on a seemingly impressive edifice of terror that is likely to prove just as unreliable and unsteady.

Although to some extent Mr Obama is again shrinking from leadership, it probably makes sense.

Sen. Cruz continued: "I look forward to joining Sens. Inhoffe and Wicker for a snowball fight upon my... "Time and again, we have seen President Barack Obama shrink from leadership in the face of every kind of challenge.

The World Bank desperately needs to revive its fortunes after years of lacklustre leadership and shrinking role – which is precisely why former US president Bill Clinton is among the names being touted as its next head to replace Robert Zoellick.

Looking at it another way, Mr. Gore's response that government would actually shrink under his leadership is also credible.

Moses shrinks from his task, as the Israelites themselves shrink from his leadership and grumble as he leads them into the desert.

A recent study by Princeton University of its own best-and-brightest student body revealed that their female students who were such stars in high school shrink away from leadership in college.

"Al-Qaeda's leadership group may be shrinking.

A creative reconstruction of the northeast, where Japan would showcase its leadership in dealing with a rapidly aging and shrinking society, was supposed to lead the way.

Mr. Jones quit the county leadership in 1967 as the party machines calcified and a shrinking population began to undermine Harlem's epicentral political position.

In a perplexing move this week, however, California seemed to shrink back from its leadership: the CA DMV proposed a draft rule that would require a self-driving car to have a licensed driver at all times.