Sentence examples for believe weak from inspiring English sources

Productivity is expected to rebound in the current period because analysts believe weak output during the fourth quarter was partly a result of temporary factors, like an unusually sharp decline in government spending on the military.

David believes weak men surround themselves with petitioners that reinforce a self-serving point of view, and he suspects they crave flattery and mental comfort too much.

(Kinesiologists believe that weak muscles indicate illness, and that a patient's muscles will test as weaker when he or she is holding a substance that contributes to health problems).

Most economists believe that weak aggregate demand is the primary culprit.

Many experts also believe that weak planning laws and single-use zoning also contribute to urban sprawl.

Some economists believe the weak outturn was a blip and expect production to have bounced back in February.

Many economists believe the weak job report has eliminated the possibility of a rate hike at the next meeting in October.

We believe that weak end-user demand along with costs associated with infrastructure expansion should lead to flat earnings per share growth in 2010.

At the time of the Exodus affair, future Israeli prime minister Golda Meir declared: "To Britain we must say: it is a great illusion to believe us weak.

"Clearly I believe the weak economy is certainly a factor in increased shrinkage," Tom Ryan, chief executive of CVS, told stock analysts during a call a month and a half ago to report the company's third-quarter earnings.

Personally, I believe the weak dollar and speculation from hedge funds, pension funds and others, are pushing up petroleum prices.