This is entirely true, but there's something else, too, that illuminates one of the book's strengths (and, at times, weaknesses) — self-hatred is always a more equivocal weapon than hatred of others, because it's balanced by self-preservation.
At the same time, weakness in China's domestic economy has resulted in more workers seeking jobs in export factories.
However, at the same time, weakness in subscriber growth to its Creative Cloud product, and impaired adjusted profit when contrasted with current expectations are headwinds for the creative software company.
Mr. Bush had to avoid fumbling his words and stretching his answers to fill the time, weaknesses he displayed in the Republican primary debates.
He has an almost quixotic attitude to racing, preferring to try to die in the attempt rather than opting for safety – so he will seize any opening, anywhere, any time Weaknesses His age – 32 – is not on his side but the thorn in his flesh may be his team, who overreached themselves early in the Giro, then went missing.
And he knows that times of weakness are when Iverson seems to rebound the strongest.
In the past, agreements usually came at times of weakness for both sides, notes Baz Lecocq, a contemporary Saharan historian at Ghent University.
Clichés and redundancies ("lavish splendor," "a hothead with a massive ego who hated to lose") fill the book, and at times his weakness with words is painful to watch.
Hedging - a commonly used tactic for years, especially during times of weakness or volatility - makes sense for executives at public companies who have amassed a large concentration of stock.
"We need other people in our times of weakness, and to share happy moments as well," she told me.
