Sentences with phrase «perceived weakness»

His bill would allow teachers — if they want — to address perceived weaknesses in evolution studies in the classroom.

Some of the division is about policy but much is over perceived weaknesses in leadership, management and communication.

Now think about what separates you from your competition, how perceived weaknesses may actually be assets, and how you can improve upon your pre-existing skill set.

But unlike their contemporaries, the authors are looking not to fix perceived weaknesses but rather to foster the individual strengths each child displays.

Regarding religion staying in its domain, my observation is that many believers often call on science, or perceived weaknesses in science, to support their particular beliefs about things science touches on.

The greatest marketing turns perceived weaknesses into strengths.

Amazon just announced its long - awaited Fire Phone, and the company is taking a shot directly at one of Apple's perceived weaknesses by offering free unlimited photo storage on Amazon Cloud Drive.

Candidate recruitment has helped the Democrats in some states, along with perceived weakness on the Republican side in some races, but the inverse is sometimes true as well.

Cuomo, who is running for re-election and apparently seeking to avoid publicity for perceived weaknesses — like a challenging state business climate — declined to engage.

2A) Perhaps many in India have overlooked class divisions, and how the number of people could be turned from perceived weakness to actual strength.

Chelsea perceived a weakness and spent 50 + million to «improve» a team that won the title.

Neither Nacho Monreal or Kieran Gibbs have shown the form to put themselves in consideration, and with Azpilicueta's perceived weakness coming in the air, he is unlikely to be tested against an Arsenal side notorious for playing on - the - ground technical football.

The anticipated future growth — and perceived weaknesses of the current generation of robots — is attracting deep - pocketed rivals, including Medtronic Inc. and a startup backed by Johnson & Johnson and Google.

Mr. Turner, you will recall, won election to the Brooklyn Queens Congressional seat held by Anthony Weiner by making an explicit play for the votes of religious Jews in a race that turned on President Barack Obama's perceived weakness on Middle Eastern policy.

According to its creator, Jared Tate, it was made as something of a response to perceived weaknesses in Bitcoin.

Jim Cramer explains how travel companies still beat earnings expectations despite the sector's perceived weakness.

Your perceived weakness may be your greatest strength.

Malcolm Gladwell's new book, David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants, argues that in a contest between mismatched adversaries, perceived weaknesses can be strengths, particularly when flexed in unexpected ways.

You may be surprised that your perceived weakness is what your clients see as your greatest strength.

Instead of using this as an opportunity for further dialogue, he chose to capitalize on this perceived weakness by going on the attack on this post.

To read Barr on Childs, one would have great difficulty guessing the identity of the perceived weakness in the older liberal theology that accounted for the rise and rapid spread of the dialectical alternative.

The least you could do is actually read up on it and then attack what you think are its perceived weaknesses.

Show a perceived weakness and there will be predators around ready to devour.

It would be a close call, but voters might give Auburn the benefit based on the SEC's recent dominance and the perceived weakness of the Big Ten this season.

Sometimes a player can lose or fall out of the zone, for lack of better description, and Mert is one of our most concentrated of players as he needs to be because of his leadership duties, his type of game, and perceived weakness on the back foot.

One of Deli Alli's perceived weaknesses is a lack of a fixed position.

Standing six - foot two - inches, Manolas, who was linked with a move to the Emirates earlier this month by Italian publication Corriere dello Sport, has the size and strength to handle the physicality of the Premier League and could help Arsenal solve their perceived weakness in the air.

Arsenal have had a perceived weakness in their defensive midfield role for a number of years now and whoever plays in that role on Thursday will have to be on top form against Dzagoev and Golovin.

At its extreme, a polarization of styles can occur in which one parent compensates for the perceived weaknesses of the other.

It was associated to the Oil Embargo, rationing, failed social programs, and a perceived weakness that resulted in the Iranians taking over our embassy.

DiNapoli says traders are reacting to perceived weaknesses and he believes there are still areas of financial strength that present good investment opportunities, and he says he has faith in the nation's economy and believes it will recover.

Surprisingly, the two agree on a number of key items as they make their case against the incumbent governor, including a laser - like focus on Cuomo's perceived weaknesses.

Labour's perceived weakness is actually fuelling the fire of the Tory civil war.

The Tories» campaign manager Lytnon Crosby is likely to focus his campaign on attacking the perceived weakness of Ed Miliband.

The head of the state's Republican party, Ed Cox, jumped on Cuomo's perceived weakness, pointing out that the governor's job performance numbers have been «underwater» for months now, and predicting that the ongoing investigation of the Buffalo Billion and other high tech economic projects means that «dissatisfaction will grow.»

The reshuffle, which was criticised by the opposition for resulting in a cabinet with only four female members out of twenty - two, [3] ultimately shifted Cameron's government significantly to the right on business, justice, and the environment, and rid the government of perceived weaknesses, while maintaining stability at the top.

He will attack any perceived weakness — does residency ring a bell?

As a legislator and advocate, he has pushed hard for police reform and gun control — the last being one of Mr. Sanders» perceived weaknesses, as a longtime representative a rural and heavily armed state.

Surprisingly the two agree on a number of key items as they make their case against the incumbent governor, including a laser - like focus on the incumbent governor's perceived weaknesses.

The head of the state's Republican party, Ed Cox, jumped on Cuomo's perceived weakness, pointing out that the governor's job performance numbers have been «under water» for months now, and predicting that the ongoing investigation of the Buffalo Billion and other high - tech economic projects means that «dissatisfaction will grow.»

... asks his prospective boss at the time of the interview how he did and asks whether there are any perceived weaknesses that they might discuss before he leaves.

The anticipated future growth - and perceived weaknesses of the current generation of robots - is attracting deep - pocketed rivals, including Medtronic Inc and a startup backed by Johnson & Johnson and Google.

In this «thank you,» you have the opportunity in a couple of paragraphs to defuse that perceived weakness and get your foot back in the door.

We've all been frustrated by our perceived weaknesses right from the first time, as toddlers, we pushed our parents» hands away and demanded that we could do it.

For time: Swim 1,000 meters Adams Park 8:00 AM... My attitude is that if you push me towards something that you think is a weakness, then I will turn that perceived weakness into a strength.

My attitude is that if you push me towards something that you think is a weakness, then I will turn that perceived weakness into a strength.

Mona has the ear of her younger brother, Adel (Shubham Saraf), but his perceived weakness also has him in bad standing with his elders.