Sentence examples for attributed to weakness from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday, Manpower Inc., based in Milwaukee and one of the biggest companies in the industry, reported a 9percentt decline in its second-quarter earnings on a 3percentt decline in revenue, which Jeffrey A. Joerres, president and chief executive, attributed to weakness in the economy.

The large variation in the length of the cycle time can be attributed to weakness in the size checkpoint control.

5 Late respiratory failure typically occurs in conscious patients whose muscarinic symptoms are controlled and is attributed to weakness of the respiratory muscles due to intermediate syndrome (IMS).

The problems observed could be attributed to weaknesses in the overall coordination of treatment and care.

Poor coverage has been attributed to weaknesses in both provision of and demand for services., While much effort toward achieving the MDGs has been focused on the health system and the supply side, less attention has been placed on increasing demand for services.

Mr. Klein said that could be partly attributed to broader weakness in the economy and competition from tablets.

The bank also reported a big drop in profit in the Asia-Pacific region, which it attributed to economic weakness early in 2009.

This positive Trendelenburg sign may be attributed to: (1) weakness of hip abductors due to long-standing disuse; (2) pressure atrophy of the tissues interposed between the angulated proximal femur and the lateral wall of the pelvis which subsequently permits some of adduction and a return of the positive Trendelenburg sign.

The fact that such a general atmospheric factor correlates so closely with medium timescale elevation change is attributed to relative weakness of biological binding and burrowing at this site, and more-so to the overwhelming dominance of the physical regime, especially the tidal current and the wind wave regime.

After England lost the first Test match, which Wisden attributed to a weakness in bowling, Macaulay replaced Greville Stevens and made his Test match debut for England in the second Test.

Early success in the final can partly be attributed to the weakness of western teams: between 1921 and 1952 the Argonauts won in nine straight appearances, including six straight against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.