Sentence examples for is exceptionally weak from inspiring English sources

Economies can grow even when productivity is exceptionally weak, as it has been in the years since the global recession.

The RBA wants to spur business investment Business investment is exceptionally weak at the moment and policymakers know that it is key to long-term productivity growth, and long-term employment and wages growth.

Radio astronomers in England, Italy and the Netherlands are adding dish antennas to the hunt, but the signal is exceptionally weak -- about as strong as a cell phone signal -- and even at the speed of light would take 17 minutes to travel the 190 million miles from Mars to Earth.

The peak of D band at 1352 cm−1 is exceptionally weak, showing high quality of the SLG.

However, the evidence base in respect to infants living in low-income countries, where growth faltering is of much greater concern, is exceptionally weak.

Sterling was exceptionally weak in 1996-97, and prices for farm goods very high.

While summer 2013 hasn't exactly been buoyant overall for arthouse films, it's been exceptionally weak for foreign language titles – outside of Bollywood, of course.

Against that need to provide an adequate opportunity for discussion and deliberation, the claims made by some in the New Jersey Democratic Party are exceptionally weak.

During a meeting in October 2008, Mr. Blankfein told the board that the bank's performance was exceptionally weak and was on track to post its first quarterly loss as a public company.

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.

"Industry demand is now expected to be exceptionally weak for the next two quarters, at least, and the likelihood of any improvement beyond that time is highly uncertain," Standard & Poor's said last week.