Sentence examples for decidedly weak from inspiring English sources

It seems that the demand for MBAs is now strong again, after four decidedly weak years.

But in this regard the America he so obviously admires is decidedly weak.

The prospects then for any economic growth let alone "rebalanced" economic growth will look decidedly weak.

Felix has it right: But in the actual hearings, the members of the Goldman mortgage desk are looking decidedly weak.

Woolf said recently the recovery in western economies have "been decidedly weak … despite ultra-expansionary monetary policies".

That is a decidedly weak reed to depend on for the vindication of First Amendment interests— it is the rare case where the denial overtakes the original charge.

As usual, his music is propped up by the libretto, and, the latter being decidedly weak-jointed in many places, the score gives little impression of continuity, much less of organic growth.

But the bill faces many obstacles, and the final version may be decidedly weaker.

"We understand the market is decidedly weaker, but it is what it is".

Using blood tests to measure the women's production of antibodies, they found the immune systems were decidedly weaker in women who were either unhappily married or emotionally hung up on their ex-husbands.

The Nasdaq was decidedly weaker, falling 22 points, or 1.1%, to 2,069.