For these services, the link between spending and results is notoriously weak.Ultimate success depends not so much on field-marshals like Mr Sachs, but on footsoldiers like Rita Dana, an auxiliary nurse and midwife in the Bardhaman district of West Bengal, who patiently examines over 60 pregnant mothers in a day.
Following the weak commercial success of Glitter, Carey's older label, Columbia Records, planned to release a compilation album of her biggest hits, titled Greatest Hits (2001).
Pyongyang has taken advantage of our political divisions to play a weak hand with success.
The most virulent test-haters tend to have far less venom for the ACT than the SAT, but they deride both for being weak predictors of success in college.
No one — including the researchers from the United States Army, the National Institutes of Health, the Thai Ministry of Public Health and two vaccine companies that tested the vaccine — knows why the vaccine gave even its weak indicator of success.
With Tesco's initiatives having had limited success, weak like-for-likes, and margins persistently above peers', we think Tesco is more likely to go through a painful rebasing of pricing and the gross margin (synonymous to a profit warning).
But the government can still marshal a formidable array of forces against the traffickers; that is quite a different situation from the anomie of Congo or Somalia.Calling Afghanistan a failed state seems less controversial, but in a land where central power has always been weak, what does success mean?
The comparative evaluation of the systems in all buildings identifies weak points and success factors of the plant.
I've also discovered that social reach – posts to people who know of me or I've met in passing – are weak drivers to success.
