Sentence examples for weak counties from inspiring English sources

And we have strong local governments and weak counties".

Weak county governments have been the rule in Delaware.

Either alternative yields similarly weak county effects, while leaving the effects of other predictors almost unchanged.

In his book, A History of Cricket, Harry Altham describes that the quality of the touring party "was about that of a weak county".

Our fragmented system of local governments and weak county government do not necessarily work well when it comes to coordinated land use planning that would drive usage of the system.

O'Reilly said England's second innings "had developed into an undignified scramble" and had allowed the Australian bowlers to pick up wickets as though they were playing against a weak county team.

Predictions that one or two of the weaker counties could go bankrupt have yet to come true.

"It often happens where lesser or weaker counties don't seem to get the justice they deserve.

He continued to be effective for Yorkshire, particularly against the weaker counties, but was often inconsistent.

Wisden suggested that "in the circumstances [Rhodes and Waddington] did wonders, Waddington having some irresistible days against the weaker counties".

"Our gun strategy is only as strong as it is comprehensive, and it is constantly being undermined by events and occurrences happening outside the city — gun shows in surrounding counties, weak gun laws in neighboring states like Indiana and the inability to track purchasing," Mr. Emanuel said.