Sentence examples for deeper weakness from inspiring English sources

Germany suffers from deeper weakness too.

Friends and enemies have mistaken the short-term failure of the Bush administration for deeper weakness.

The economy is prone to overheating and has a current-account deficit.This speaks of a deeper weakness in emerging markets.

Now that they have merged, credit lines are being amalgamated and cut back.Underlying these risks is a deeper weakness.

But other observers insist that the rising importance of remittances speaks volumes about the deeper weakness of the Mexican economy and the way it is failing the country's 56 million poor people.

[C5.] Pension Insurer Is $3.6 Billion in Red The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation reported a deficit, its largest ever, and said it was studying whether the way businesses calculate pension values was masking even deeper weaknesses in the system.

Mr Solbes presides over a healthy budget surplus worth 2% of GDP, giving him plenty of room for tax cuts and a splurge of public spending on infrastructure.Yet fiscal expansion will not be enough, for the end of the good times is exposing deeper weaknesses.

Unmiss must explain why it took about 1,200 peacekeeping troops (according to the UN's own figures) equipped with heavy armour so long to respond to February's violence, but some insiders say the incident sheds light on deeper weaknesses within the mission.

The whole procedure "revealed the deep weakness of the post-1989 federal parliament and the constitutional order", she says.

Howard Archer, UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said the construction sector is exhibiting "marked sustainable improvement following extended, deep weakness".

Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight commented: "The construction sector does now seem to be enjoying decent, and increasingly broad-based, recovery following extended, deep weakness.