Sentence examples for weak handling from inspiring English sources

That the Bush Administration doesn't behave in a way that is consistent with what's going on in the world is also seen in their slow & weak handling of the oil spill in Alaska & its billion dollar notion that crime can be cured by prisons.

(I could quibble about its rather weak handling of pop hits, as opposed to the sure hand it displays with the original songs written just for "Smash," but that is a mere quibble, not an outright complaint).

Black did however praise Pam's prank as well as Dwight himself, but concluded his review: "A surprisingly weak handling of character combined with fewer laugh-out-loud moments than I'm used to forces me to give this episode 4 Creed number-twos out of 7".

A well-known limitation of current computational models of PPI networks is the weak handling of interaction context.

Mr. Perry's problems on Wednesday night, however, were of his own making: he was strong when engaging the other candidates, but weak on handling questions from the moderators.

However, classical recommender systems are weak in handling sparse recommendation spaces which characterize most WoT recommendations.

I was neither too soft nor too weak to handle it.

Erdoğan has sought to justify the changes by arguing that Turkey's parliamentary system is too weak to handle security threats at home and abroad.

So deep were the crises of the 1930s and 1940s that many observers wondered whether democracies were too weak to handle them.

This situation is the result of the Republicans' success at shifting Washington's focus from job creation and revenue increases to deficit reduction, at exactly the wrong time, when the economy was too weak to handle it.

After the Red Sox swept the noteworthy 1977 regular-season series from the Yankees when Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson had their angry dugout confrontation at Fenway Park, Paul was irate about a report that said Steinbrenner felt Paul was "too indecisive and weak" to handle Martin.