Sentence examples for feeble economic from inspiring English sources

Indonesia's feeble economic growth is slowing again.

Already lumbered with feeble economic growth and high unemployment, Iranians now face the prospect of sharp rises in prices of food, fuel and transport.

The Office for Budget Responsibility blamed the UK's feeble economic performance on the global spike in energy prices and the higher-than-expected domestic inflation that resulted.

The blue-chip advance came despite investors' continued concerns that a war with Iraq would derail what has already been feeble economic progress.

I want peace!" Raised in relative privilege in the Soviet Union, she has feeble economic prospects in New York: "Wash dishes in a lousy restaurant?

But new owners of Greek assets would be taking charge in a particularly feeble economic environment, which might lead them to cut jobs (or raise prices) in the short term.

Credit markets freeze up, crushing an already-feeble economic recovery.

A short, sharp shock would indeed be useful, but a full-blown crisis should not be wished for, because of the harm that it would do to the poor.Instead the dreary conclusion is that India's feeble politics are now ushering in several years of feebler economic growth.

As I've mentioned here several times, the states are facing a catastrophic fiscal situation that is short-circuiting essential services, pushing even more people out of work, and undermining the feeble national economic recovery.

The survey of purchasing managers in the Chinese factory sector, released by HSBC, showed that activity declined in March for the fifth consecutive month, as the Chinese economy felt the pain of feeble global economic activity.

Migrant entrepreneurship is also frequently regarded as an important self-organizing activity through which migrant groups are able to improve their feeble socio-economic position (Baycan-Levent et al. 2003).