Sentence examples for feeble condition from inspiring English sources
It is a great white elephant, held back by the feeble condition of Cuba's economy.
What the workers got then reflected the firms' feeble condition: for Ford's hourly-paid UAW members that was an annual rise of just 1%.That deal expires this year, just as the motor industry is booming again.
What this indicates again is that, seven years on from the banking meltdown, the British economy remains in a feeble condition – and that the people who run it are unsure about why it is so sick or how to make it better.
Uncapped farm subsidies and an utterly feeble cross compliance regime (the conditions attached to these payments).
At the beginning of the 20th century, Groneman writes, "oversexed" middle-class women began to be defined as frigid, while some immigrants with the same condition were labeled "feeble-minded" and then deported because lust led to "delinquency".
Readings below 50 represent contraction, so the slide below that level indicated that manufacturers had seen business slow markedly over the past few months, based on a combination of feeble global demand and tighter conditions at home.
However, outside the mining sector, conditions are more feeble — many economists speak of a "two-speed economy" within Australia — and the rate cut delivered Tuesday appeared to be aimed at bolstering the housing market and retail sector.
And with rich-world economies still feeble, there is little chance that monetary conditions will suddenly tighten.
The American steel industry points to this as an example of unfair market conditions, while the Europeans argue that American firms have been feeble at restructuring their operations to become more efficient.Neither side is on completely solid ground.
His animal recognition ability was impaired even for images presented in the intact view condition ('whole', Figure 6C), before and after training, indicating on his difficulty in recognizing animals from such feeble stimuli.
