Sentence examples for has been exceptionally weak from inspiring English sources
As in Britain, jobs have been created but productivity has been exceptionally weak.
"The return to growth is welcome news for the U.K. economy but unfortunately does not change the big picture that the recovery has been exceptionally weak," Charles Davis, an economist at the Center for Economic and Business Research in London, said in a research note.
UK productivity growth (as measured by output per hour worked) has been exceptionally weak since 2008.
Certainly in the case of the UK, productivity growth (the ultimate driver of higher living standards) has been exceptionally weak.
Its latest quarterly bulletin says that since the onset of the 2007-08 financrisisrisis, labour productivity in the UK has been exceptionally weak.
Consumer spending, employment and business confidence surveys have been fairly solid and supportive of growth, whilst industrial production and manufacturing have been exceptionally weak.
Income and wealth are below the G7 average and real earnings have been exceptionally weak as they have continued to reflect poor productivity," its report into the UK says.
The silver lining of weak productivity growth has been exceptionally strong growth in employment as more workers are required to produce a given level of output.
