Sentences with phrase «especially weak state»

But Mahaney said the acquisition doesn't suggest that Whole Foods was in an especially weak state.

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He said that could result in employees fleeing, especially in states where the Affordable Care Act insurance markets are weak.

However, making every vote in every state count toward electing the president under direct election would stimulate state party - building efforts in the weaker party, especially in less competitive states, and encourage both parties to campaign actively.

During Mario's governorship races, he faced rather weak GOP opponents.Does anyone remember his opponents?There was always speculation that Mario and the state's GOP establishment, including Sen.Alfonse D'Amato, had an understanding.Mario would not get involved in the state GOP Senate races, especially in D'Amato's Long Island turf, and, in return, the GOP would recruit weak governorship candidates.

The Cuomo camp hopes a weak showing by Paterson will intensify fears that he'll drag down Democrats in the State Senate and Congress — especially amid signs of Republican upsurge in November.

Nelson's Republican opponents insist he is hobbled by his ties to President Obama and is deeply exposed in a state where the economy has been especially weak.

As the name states the intestinal lining becomes «leaky» allowing undigested food, proteins, toxins, cholesterol and fats to pass through into the bloodstream and lymph where they go on to affect the health of other organs, especially those that are weak.

The Cold War between the United States and Soviet Union is at its peak, and Richard Nixon (the make - up, especially on the aged Nixon is one of the film's weakest aspects) is the US President for a fifth term (after a repeal of the 22nd Amendment), able to secure the position through his utilization of costumed superheroes to do the government's dirty work in world affairs.

An even stronger case might be made for modifying existing state grant programs to include the private sector, especially in states that have public institutions that are weak relative to their private counterparts.

... the Feinberg recommendations are still rather weak sauce, especially in light of the fact that it still keeps in place state laws and processes that make it almost impossible for school and district leaders to fire teachers who don't belong in classrooms.

As the bill moves forward, we hope the Senate will continue to strengthen important provisions related to state accountability systems, such as those that both support great leaders and also identify struggling schools in need of intervention — especially those with the weakest overall performance and those with large achievement gaps.

Research suggests, however, that much formal child care in the United States is of weak quality and is associated with some modest but long - term developmental risks, especially when very young children (below the age of 18 months or so) spend long hours in such services.