Indeed, it is not all that long ago that political scientists fretted that Latin American presidents were too weak rather than too strong.What matters is not whether a president can run for re-election, but whether countries possess the countervailing institutions required to curb the abuse of executive power and the advantages of incumbency.
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If anything, sterling has been too strong rather than too weak.
This military imperialism, however, is too weak to put on more than "micro-theatrical military displays" — intermittent spectacles — against limp opposition.
Deepwater fishes live in the twilight zone of the sea, in which the illumination is too weak to allow little more than a silhouette of prospective prey sighted by a predator from below.
Without supporting experimental evidence, the analyses are too weak to be anything more than vaguely circumstantial, and discussing the details of these is therefore academic.
"The tone is much less worried about growth being too weak and inflation being too low than it was earlier," said James O'Sullivan, chief economist at the brokerage MF Global.
The recovery is too weak to push joblessness much lower than its current 8.2 percent, and too fragile to withstand the budget cuts that Republicans are proposing.
The slow start for the economy in 2012 — an annual rate of 2.2 percent in the first three months of the year — is evidence that the recovery is too weak to push joblessness much lower than its current 8.2 percent, and too fragile to withstand the kinds of budget cuts Congressional Republicans are proposing.
The mechanism leading to coupling, whatever form it takes, may, more often than not, be too weak to induce interaction.
