Sentence examples similar to weakest presence from inspiring English sources

Representative government and the concept of popular sovereignty, as a corollary, had a weak presence in Iberian political culture.

The media have always been a much weaker presence politically in the United States than in Britain and elsewhere in Europe.

(Coincidentally, both are in regions that Walgreen currently has a relatively weak presence).

He hoped that buying US Airways would fill out United's weak presence on the East Coast and boost the company's sales.

EMI's weak presence in America, where it had an 11% market share at the end of October, compared with 17% for Warner Music, is also a serious drawback.

If you're in favour of Trident renewal it may be because: you are worried that without Trident, the UK will become a weaker presence on the international stage and leave us at risk of nuclear attacks.

State transportation officials got high marks for Bradley's day-to-day operations, but the study said the airport lacked a focus on customers and had a weak presence in the state's tourism industry.

Although the evolution pattern of the outburst followed the typical q-shaped profile, we observed an absence of 'canonical' soft state and a weak presence of 'secondary' emission during the decay phase of the outburst.

Despite a weak presence in China, Amazon's massive global reach could be a coveted asset for its local rivals.

A weak presence can leave customers or clients struggling to find the details they want to know about your firm, or missing out on opportunities you're offering.

Spanish was the language that showed a very weak presence of PreK-3 content among the seven languages.