Sentence examples for weak standing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schumer's letter was widely seen as a concession of his weak standing.

Troisi looks desperately weak standing in the office with his bicycle.

It will also try to give the Bush administration an opportunity to improve its weak standing with black voters.

Trump's weak standing among those who didn't vote for him represents an acceleration of a long-term decline in goodwill toward presidents during their early months.

The contrast between the candidates' results on personal characteristics helps explain Trump's historically weak standing among white women with college degrees.

But his weak standing was bolstered by his announcement in January 1947 that Marshall would serve as his secretary of state.

It was the mid-seventies, as the hair and clothes in the photo show all too clearly, but the image is no less compelling for that, or for the presence of her future, weak husband, standing next to her, with an improbable mustache.

"This shows the Tory-led government is weak in standing up to powerful companies even when the safety of children is at stake".

Clinton has accused Sanders of being too weak in standing up to gun manufacturers. .

It would be a significant step toward using Europe's collective clout with debt markets to rescue countries with much weaker standing.

But lawyers say this will have far weaker standing than provisions allowing investors to sue states that pass laws breaching legitimate expectations of profit.