Sentence examples for extended weakness from inspiring English sources

Bruce Simon, chief investment officer at the Glenmede Trust Company in Philadelphia, told Bloomberg News: "People seem to be settling in for a period of extended weakness; the mood is pretty bearish now".

The Bank of England has made it clear that given the past extended weakness of the economy and the low base that growth is coming from, it wants to give the economy every chance to develop sustained, decent expansion.

Any signs of extended weakness in Europe could pose new headaches for the U.S. companies.

Corning, the world's biggest producer of fiber optic cable, said on Thursday it would close two optical lens plants due to extended weakness in the semiconductor market.

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

"This reflects our belief that Mark Carney is likely to be keen to build up escape velocity from extended economic weakness," he said.

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.

Bridgestone is dominant in its home market, making two out of every five tires sold in Japan, but growth there has been flattened by the country's extended economic weakness.

During periods of extended labour-market weakness, as in the weak recovery after the 2008 09 Great Recession, falling resources per jobseeker can be a particular concern as independent job-search is more difficult when unemployment is high.

Today, he said he believed the weakness extended well beyond Europe.

In this paper, we have extended these strengths and weaknesses (See Appendix).