They would be "relatively weak — and that's a good thing".
Economic growth in the current quarter, he acknowledged, is "likely to be relatively weak".
If history is any guide, the recovery will be relatively weak.
And he predicted that even after the economy emerged from recession, growth could be relatively weak for some time.
Pre-release word on the movie has been less than encouraging, and market research has shown audience interest to be relatively weak among all but young women.
A second, already established trend is likely to mean that most of the victorious presidents will be relatively weak, lacking majorities in fragmented congresses.
Now there are various indicators saying the third quarter will be relatively weak, but on the other hand there were special factors in the second quarter so there may be bounce-back there.
If disparity of atomic size prevents such multiple bonding, then the single bond that forms is likely to be relatively weak, and the compound is likely to be unstable with respect to the free elements.
Mr. Romney appears to be relatively weak among voters in the following categories: evangelical Christians, lower-income voters, rural voters, voters who identify themselves as "very conservative" and Tea Party supporters.
Business investment isn't actually all that low; you expect it to be relatively weak in a weak economy with excess capacity, but in fact it's about as high a share of GDP as in the middle Bush years.
Analysts are likely to link the cuts to the Times Company's third-quarter earnings, which will be reported on Oct. 20 and which are expected to be relatively weak.
