Sentence examples for by the weak performance from inspiring English sources

"The...slowing of economic growth and the uncertainty over what the response to the 'fiscal cliff' challenge will be have had an effect on Maine's revenues, as evidenced by the weak performance of most general fund revenue lines over the first four months of the fiscal year," he wrote.

Lazio's bid was handicapped by the weak performance of George W. Bush in New York in the 2000 election, but it is also clear Hillary Clinton had made substantial inroads in upstate New York prior to Lazio's entry into the race.

The film was a disappointment, partly because of the weak performance by Shepherd in the title role.

As mentioned by the authors, the problem for the weak performance may lie in the linear rather than discrete distribution of the synovial phenotypes.

The Vanguard Group responded to the weak performance in early 1999 by taking management control of 25percentt of the fund's assets away from Mr. Freeman, a portfolio manager at Wellington Management, and hiring Sanford C. Bernstein & Company to manage the money.

But others point to the weak performance of the current Parliament despite harsh criticism by its members of Mr. Ahmadinejad's policies.

The weak performance of the two countries dragged growth across the eurozone down to only 0.2%, Eurostat reported, with the wider European Union also growing by 0.2%.

Unctad said the weak performance of LDCs hampered progress towards the UN sustainable development targets – a series of goals for human development intended to be achieved by 2030.

The ONS data showed that employment in the three months to July fell by 69,000, the weakest performance since spring 2010.

Cardiff, Sheffield and Liverpool have all seen employment grow by less than 2%, but the weakest performance has been in Glasgow, where there were still fewer jobs in 2014 than in 2009.

However, it said the weaker performance should be offset by strong results from its services division.