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He said some investors were gravitating toward technology stocks, thinking that profit at such companies were likely to hold up better in a weak economy.
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By sharply reducing the amount set aside to pay end-of-the-year bonuses, Morgan Stanley produced better results than expected in a weak market for its services as an adviser on mergers and a trader and underwriter of stocks and bonds.
Hard to imagine they'd split the winners, and it's hard to imagine there's a better choice than Slumdog in a weak category.
Virtually everyone in Washington agrees that no Doha deal was better than a weak deal.America may be exaggerating.
A strong foe is better than a weak friend.
Simmons analyst Guy Baber acknowledges that Exxon's "best-in-class attribute" is the integration of its assets, from oil and gas exploration and production to refining to chemicals, which positions the company better than most in a weaker oil price environment.
It is unclear whether PHC facility births that are not supported by organized referral and transportation systems have better perinatal outcomes than home births in a weak health system with acute shortage of SBA, and whether increasing PHC facility births is the most cost-effective strategy to improve perinatal outcomes in Nigeria.
The results reveal that the cellular structure is of lower in-plane elastic modulus, which shows better in-plane property but weaker out-of-plane load-bearing capability.
Though many environmentalists claimed no deal was better than such a weak deal, those most closely involved in the negotiations said it marked progress of a sort.
Even better is a last-minute stock created by simmering the vegetable peelings in a weak broth or water.
[Definition of terms: "Strong" means 10percentt or better in the polls, "Weak" means five percent or better, and "Barely" is under five percent.].
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