Sentence examples for weak strategies from inspiring English sources

In Ecuador, as elsewhere, the continuity of staff in AFS is hindered by the high turnover rate and weak strategies for retaining health care workers, especially in rural areas (11).

Mr. Pittman's inability to make it happen came from a combination of the difficult economic climate, a weak strategy and his own weaknesses as a manager, analysts said yesterday.

But notable for marking the death of his "Ed Miliband is weak" strategy.

But it must now streamline a company suffering from a weak strategy and bloated workforce: o.tel.o's sales per employee are less than half those at Arcor.

And trying to outflank them, like Rudy Giuliani in 2008, has proved a weak strategy.Once serious Republicans take a closer look at Mr Trump, they are liable to be unimpressed.

Lizza says he understood the idea as describing "much more of a Machiavellian strategy"—or as David Remnick put it in a recent Comment, "leading from behind the scenes"—"than a sort of Carteresque weak strategy," which is how Republicans used the phrase.

Lizza says he understood the idea as describing "much more of a Machiavellian strategy" — or as David Remnick put it in a recent Comment, "leading from behind the scenes" — "than a sort of Carteresque weak strategy," which is how Republicans used the phrase.

We've had poor management and weak strategy.

The fact is that reforms that rely on competition among insurers has always been a weak strategy.

As the fear of diseases no longer explains the acceptability of vaccinations in these societies, it proves to be a weak strategy.

Relative to other graminaceous plant species, however, maize is generally considered as a weak strategy II plant, i.e. releasing approximately fivefold lower amounts of phytosiderophores than for instance barley [ 9].