Sentence examples for weak approach from inspiring English sources

Arguing the pre-emption case against that part of the Arizona statute was always a weak approach.

On the other hand, the Administration does not want to be seen to be taking a weak approach or to be sanctioning repressive Soviet actions in Lithuania.

But the 1984 champion would have a similar experience to Norman, a poor second drifting into a greenside bunker, Crenshaw later blaming the increasingly hideous conditions for his weak approach, stating that his hand had slipped off the club.

It's such a weak approach, when Bing has a tieup with the orthogonally useful Wolfram Alpha), now faces Yahoo saying about 25 times more than seems comfortable about its implementation of IMAP on mobile.

Many conservatives, on the other hand, argue that behind the raid that killed Osama bin Laden lies a fundamentally weak approach to rivals and rogue states like Iran, North Korea and Russia.

Secretary General Kofi Annan said he would take the council's advice and appoint Mr. Blix, a Swedish lawyer who has attracted criticism for what some disarmament experts saw as a weak approach to nuclear inspections in his 16 years at the agency.

On 15, Furyk dumps the weakest of weak approaches straight into the drink.

This latter type can be designated as "normatively weak" approaches [ 40].

Late-night comedian John Oliver drew millions of Web users to his satirical breakdown of Wheeler's earlier, weaker approach.

"If you look at the likely course of the coming elections, the more likely outcome would be a weaker approach".

"These are pledges only, but nevertheless this bottom-up approach is driving change, and that is amazing as it is the weakest approach," Schellnhuber said.