Sentence examples for thin leadership from inspiring English sources

In remarks made before his appointment he said his government was "weak; it is corrupt; it has a very thin leadership veneer; it is internally divided; it has never arrested any major drug lords".

Israeli raids and killings of militants have temporarily thinned its leadership, while Israeli military closures and other restrictions have hampered its ability to strike.

"The drones are very effective," he said, acknowledging that they had thinned the top leadership of Al Qaeda and the Taliban in the area.

Being the kind of person to whom others turn for a lead does not ensure you will run General Electric, but without that quality you will never reach the top.Rigorous research on the nature and exercise of leadership is thin on the ground.

In some areas he is surprisingly thin-skinned, but, if leadership is a quality, he has it in spades.

He'd be a worthy recipient, but this goes to Sheryl Sandberg, for epitomizing Facebook leadership's thin-skinned tunnel vision wherein they automatically suspect anyone who criticizes Facebook of having a bad-faith ulterior motive, when she "asked Facebook's communications staff to research George Soros's financial interests in the wake of his high-profile attacks on tech companies".

Eckerd grew faster than Walgreen but spread itself too thin nationally and lost it leadership position in regional markets.

After ten years, Blair's brand of ultra-managed, PR-drilled, morally corrupt leadership was wearing thin.

Trump's concept of leadership is woefully thin and confined to this narrow notion of quid pro quo.

Since 2007, the political leadership has systematically thinned the top-heavy officer ranks to alter the "egg-shaped" hierarchy of the army into a pyramid form.

These areas, he said, included creating his leadership team and thinning the ranks of the tracer units, which have focused on quality-of-life summonses.