Sentence examples for feeble business from inspiring English sources

A £3.5 billion ($5.6 billion) windfall from the sale of 4G spectrum rights helped spare the chancellor's blushes.Mr Osborne got some respite from the OBR, which put poor growth prospects down to a feeble business cycle rather than a permanent loss of economic potential.

I'm a bit overwhelmed with what a feeble business idea this is".

In its three northern provinces, between 70% and 90% of the people live in poverty; 43% are stunted by malnutrition and a further 33% are underweight.Hobbled by decades of state control, business remains feeble.

While such a loosely woven corporate structure may at first appear too feeble to sustain a business over the long haul, executives predict it will become a mainstay of the new economy.

It was close enough to the truth to be funny -- remember Jesus, CEO? -- and also close enough to be a little pathetic about the feeble creativity of most business books.

The discordance between business strength and feeble hiring has raised concerns that companies will continue to rely on productivity gains and investments in equipment, as opposed to more workers, to fuel growth.

Instead what has emerged, with the blessing of unions and business, is a feeble package of measures, including set-asides of jobs for the young and the creation of youth brigades.Weak economic growth and the slump in the rand may strengthen the hand of the liberals.

She argues that he has been too feeble on cases involving dodgy politicians, business tycoons and privatisations.Her coalition partners agree.

Businessmen and officials are still being assassinated in the streets, endemic corruption and a feeble rule of law choke new businesses, and there's a worrisome number of Mr. Putin's former K.G.B. comrades in high places.

The Royal Society's report seems to imply that business as usual is completely feeble and that much more needs to be done.

As American companies negotiate airline and hotel rates for 2011, they are encountering a market much different from a year ago, when the economy, and business travel with it, were still feeble.