Sentence examples for contributes to weak from inspiring English sources
It's a vicious cycle: lack of demand for housing contributes to a lack of jobs, which contributes to weak household formation, which contributes to a lack of demand for housing.
Mixed messaging in health institutions often contributes to weak performance of surveillance systems.
Sometimes the NGT is already slightly folded by the package or is compressed by the outer caliber segments rolled up in a storage bag which also contributes to weak points during placement.
The problem may be more complicated on mobile operating systems, however, due to fragmentation, which NQ says contributes to weaker security for users running older versions of Android like Gingerbread.
Consumer spending drives the American economy, but sluggish retail sales contributed to weak growth in the spring.
Board members were concerned with continued below-average growth in the China and broader Asian region, which was contributing to weak growth in industrial production.
The leadership relied far too much on external consultants and the frequent departures of senior staff also contributed to weak management and oversight of the project.
This has contributed to weak growth and mounting pension obligations, major reasons Standard & Poor's downgraded Japan's sovereign debt rating on Thursday.
Spain, in contrast, has seen virtually no reduction in its debt load, despite fiscal austerity, partly because that very austerity has contributed to weak growth and low inflation which have kept down nominal GDP.
The reason was simple: there was not the slightest hint from the IMF or World Bank that the policies they advocated during the heyday of the so-called Washington consensus – austerity, privatisation and financial liberalisation – have contributed to weak and unequal growth, with all the political discontent that this has caused.
But if it does resort to unconventional measures, the most likely option would be to charge negative interest rates on funds parked by banks at the ECB, which would help to stave off the unwelcome appreciation of the euro that has contributed to weak inflation.
