Sentence examples for exceptional weakness from inspiring English sources

Feb. 13 The exceptional weakness so evident in a number of economic indicators toward the end of last year (perhaps in part, the consequence of adverse weather) apparently did not continue in January.

Testifying to a Congressional committee less than two hours after the government reported that retail sales in January were much stronger than expected, Mr. Greenspan said the "exceptional weakness so evident in a number of economic indicators toward the end of last year" had apparently not carried fully into the new year.

When viewed from an international perspective, three other features -- the extraordinary scope of its powers, its drastic misapportionment, and the exceptional weakness of its leadership structures -- make the U.S. Senate a true global outlier.

And here lies the greatest frustration for those in support of a Sanders Presidency -- that given the exceptional weaknesses embodied by Candidate Clinton, Sanders the Socialist could have won.

As output surged, Wall Street assumed that fast growth and fat profits were round the corner.Finally, with investor confidence weakened and with economic performance moderate rather than exceptional, economic weaknesses (long ignored by investors) loom larger.

Djokovic looked out of sorts today - possibly over the surface - but you still need to be an exceptional player to exploit a weakness in the world No1's game.

When a person has plumbed the darkest depths and bounced back, it's not a mark of weakness but of exceptional strength.

But these are exceptional cases amid a pervasive institutional weakness.

One night, he went on the air and coyly revealed, by way of humanizing himself, that he had a terrible weakness for clarets of exceptional vintages.

The company reported better than expected quarterly earnings and raised its outlook, saying "exceptional growth" outside North America was offsetting weakness in the U.S.

It would suggest that empires grow strong only because powers around them grow weak, and that imperial stability is more a function of that continuing weakness than it is of factors exceptional and special to the global power itself.