Sentence examples for could be weak from inspiring English sources
As a result, consumer spending could be weak even as business investment recovers, some economists say.
Her friend, Angela Titus, said she would pick Clinton, not Sanders, fearing the Vermont senator could be weak on foreign policy.
To know that he could be weak, that he was crying, it hurt the most to feel like I couldn't help him".
Analyst Savvas Neophytou at Panmure Gordon said: The shares could be weak but we see this as a sign the company feels there may be further growth in that business.
However, polls suggest he is running third, after Mr. Pakhomov and the Communist candidate, Yuri V. Dzaganiya, and his showing could be weak enough to damage his political future.
Six months ago, President Obama and his party hoped that message could be: weak, but clearly improving - thanks to Democratic action on an economic stimulus, health care and financial regulation.
In fact, the persistent weakness in industrial electrical demand suggests that overall growth could be weaker than some officials suggest.
On Sunday they discovered how talent, skill and aura could be weak-kneed.
Fewer exports mean growth in the April-June quarter could be weaker than previously forecast.
Mr. Buckley was prescient in getting the Domino's story right, warning in April that sales could be weaker than Wall Street expected.
Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said there was a risk that growth could be weaker, given "limited industrial production and the very real possibility that construction output contracted".
