Sentence examples for weaker colleagues from inspiring English sources

You bully your weaker colleagues.

Margaret Thatcher was condemned by one of her closest advisers within two years of arriving in No 10 for bullying weaker colleagues and abusing her seniority, the official biography of the late prime minister reveals.

Quietly distance yourself from weak colleagues or under-performing teams, and join more dynamic teams and projects.

Theodosius soon dominated his weak colleague and entered the battle for the triumph of orthodoxy.

With the Prime Minister looking weak, other senior colleagues started to bail out of his Cabinet.

Many feel that the Lib Dems ran a weaker campaign than their colleagues elsewhere, but no doubt some will contrast Scott's decision with Clegg's position as leader to learn lessons and "move on".

In 1981 her closest advisers were so exasperated with her that they produced a memo that criticised her for breaking "every rule of good man-management", including bullying her weaker brethren, criticising her colleagues in front of officials and refusing to give praise or credit.

Corrault had succeeded in crawling a dozen metres down the corridor in a broad trail of her own blood and one of her colleagues, too weak to escape, was trying to prop himself up against the wall.

"Had I stopped the tenure clock, I would have been viewed as weak by my senior colleagues,"one faculty member wrote in her response, says study co-author Jean Waltman.

For example, Reuben and colleagues found weak associations between physical function questionnaires and a battery of physical performance tests in 83 older adults [ 14].

Based on the premise that metformin is a weak "poison," Salem and colleagues proposed that metformin could be useful as an anticancer therapy targeting mitochondrial metabolism [ 67].