Word: weaknessness
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(2 of 2) Another weakness for Blair is the surprising force of "Old Labour," the party members who stress social justice over technocratic reform and have grown impatient with his penchant for the private sector. They rebelled last year over injecting more private money and control into hospitals, and have...
Although tough individual performances abounded for both teams on Saturday, Harvard’s showed its biggest weakness in the sprinting and field events.
Air Products' local work force has remained fairly steady over the past 30 years, even as its revenues have grown from $300 million to $6 billion and its overall work force has more than doubled, to 18,500, thanks mainly to job expansion overseas. Jones interprets this not as a...
In "Why Bush Stays Away," Charles Krauthammer defended President Bush's policy of not attending the funerals of soldiers killed in Iraq [Dec. 8]. Of course, it is not feasible for Bush to go to every funeral, but have either Krauthammer or Bush considered President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address? It...
Rather than being seen as a sign of weakness, might not a President's public acknowledgment of those who died in battle inspire the nation and reassure us that the White House has not lost touch with the reality of the loss of life? TERESA BROOKS New York City