Sentence examples for bout of weakness from inspiring English sources
Whether or not the euro has another bout of weakness, it is an oversold, undervalued currency.
Smart move – but probably also necessary to calm shareholders' nerves after a fresh bout of weakness in commodity prices, notably copper, the most important metal in Glencore's portfolio.
Nevertheless, the economy remains firmly in recovery mode, and a rebound from this current bout of weakness looks likely in coming months".
The halving of oil prices in late 2014 came as a surprise to the Bank, as did the second bout of weakness over the summer.
Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets, said: A late bout of weakness in mining shares left the FTSE 100 significantly underperforming other European stock benchmarks.
Sterling also appreciated against the dollar over the past year, though its recent bout of weakness can be seen in a 7.3% drop since December 31st 2009.
Cardinal O'Connor has had bouts of weakness related to radiation treatment required after brain tumor surgery last year.
The cardinal missed Mass at St . Patricks Cathedral on Sunday after experiencing bouts of weakness and having difficulty reading, and has not been seen publicly since.
Strong, persistent economic growth, propelled in part by young, rising populations, can overcome occasional bouts of weakness in mature economies, policy errors at home, large foreign debts and other unfavorable conditions, she said.
Most notably they profit from the so-called yen-carry trade, an arcane but powerful investment strategy in which the well informed benefit from periodic bouts of weakness in the Japanese yen.
