Sentence examples for weak position of from inspiring English sources

THE weak position of the British Labour government has been causing some volatility in the currency markets.

In 1382 the resourceful duke Leopold took advantage of the weak position of Venice in its war with Genoa and seized Trieste, which had broken away from Venice.

Maltese hunters are in the weak position of wanting something that would get Malta into real, punishable trouble with the E.U.: the legal right to shoot birds bound for their breeding grounds.

His resignation over such a seemingly minor infraction is a measure of the increasingly weak position of Mr. Kan, whose public approval ratings have fallen into the high teens.

The article reviews the relatively weak position of qualitative research within health care in the UK.

One could hardly ask for a more graphic illustration of the weak position of science and scientific research in the Netherlands.

As soon as Ta-Nehisi Coates pointed out Sanders' weak position on race, a number of people piled on against him -- accusing him of being Black bourgeoisie, an impractical intellectual, a divisive force.

In struggling industries like automobiles and airlines, the bargaining power of unions has been limited by the weak positions of the employers they are negotiating with — if labor officials push too hard, they risk damaging further the same companies they rely on for jobs.

Costs have declined even in Portugal, which is in the weakest position of countries other than Greece.

Data published last week showed that Barclays has the lowest leverage ratio – and therefore has the weakest position – of the major UK banks.

He contrasted Australia's status as large, powerful and rich in natural resources with the weaker position of its "much smaller and much poorer" neighbour.