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In the former Florida governor's view, Trump's "rash statements" sent "signals of weakness" to the rest of the world.
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His reasoning is essentially that negotiating with North Korea sends a signal of weakness, and may encourage "terrorists" to take hostages in the hope that it will enable them to negotiate with the US government.
But the drop shot can also be a signal of weakness, even submission, when hit too far out of position or near the end of a draining rally or even when hit too early in a rally.
A falling rupee is a concern because it is a signal of weakness to the external world, and a weaker currency makes it more expensive to buy imported goods like oil, which in turn aggravates the problem of inflation.
Chinese officials saw this as a signal of weakness, however, so they pressed the advantage and our relations with Beijing deteriorated.
Unlike the other results, this is primarily an issue for support for terrorism or insurgency, or participation in protests or mass movements, though one could imagine that gag rules and bans on selling might exacerbate panic in that they are signals of the weakness of the financial system.
Signal areas of weakness (check out How to Communicate Your Weaknesses ) and provide evidence of how you will address them.
The reign of Süleyman I the Magnificent marked the peak of Ottoman grandeur, but signs of weakness signaled the beginning of a slow but steady decline.
A sign of weakness?
Your body language and facial expressions give off a lot about your personality, and send out signals of possible weaknesses to preying bullies.
While the majority voted to hold rates steady, the dissents sent the signal that some policy makers think the economy is showing disturbing signs of weakness.
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