Sentence examples for effect of a weaker from inspiring English sources

Excluding the effect of a weaker dollar, Avon's total revenue rose 4 percent.

In this case the IS curve includes the effect of a weaker currency in promoting net exports.

Tiffany & Company posted higher-than-expected quarterly profit Monday as increased sales overseas and new stores helped offset the effect of a weaker American economy.

Economists at Daiwa Capital Markets highlighted the likely effect of a weaker pound, which recently touched new 31-year lows against the US dollar.

What's more, they might further annoy foreign governments already worried about the effect of a weaker yen on their own exporters.

The net effect of a weaker sterling is therefore profit dilutive due to the food and drink which is purchased in foreign currency, although this is partially mitigated in the next financial year by existing contracts.

Slow Canadian growth has been compounded by the effect of a weak American dollar on exports.

For the full year, it expects the effect of a weak currency to add 12% to sales and 20% to profits.Such windfalls, however, do not last forever.

The fourth-quarter earnings of the tobacco and food giant Altria Group rose 20percentt from a year ago, helped by improved results in its domestic tobacco business and the effect of a weak dollar on its international business.

Recently, Louis Gallois, EADS chief executive, admitted that the number is higher than a previous figure of 420 because of the slower build-up in production and the effect of a weak dollar.However, even if the market turns out to be smaller than Airbus is hoping for, the A380 looks likely to dominate, if not monopolise, long high-density routes for years to come.

In this paper we investigate the effect of a weak structural nonlinearity on the dynamical behaviour of a vertical offshore riser subjected to vortex-induced vibration (VIV).