Sentence examples for is historically weak from inspiring English sources
Coincidentally, it's an area that Google is historically weak in providing.
The prediction of 2.6percentt growth for the United States this year is historically weak coming after a recession.
This winter's free-agent market for starting pitching is historically weak, leading to astronomic projected prices for the better players available, the likes of Rich Hill and Ivan Nova.
"Job growth is coming where unions are historically weak," said Leo Troy, a labor economist at Rutgers University.
But something else was different as well: the Canadian dollar had been historically weak against the American dollar.
The Northern Irishman's putting, which has been historically weak in relative terms but improved hugely last year, returned to being costly given a total of 89 over 54 holes.
The BBC had been, historically, "weak and nervous" about airing debates about immigration and Europe, he said – but added that he believed the public broadcaster had forced the main parties to discuss immigration during the 2010 election campaign.
Still, some worry that the flight from the federal comptroller is the kind of regulatory arbitrage that the Dodd-Frank bill was meant to prevent, and they point out that state supervisors are historically weak.
Its marketing team has been a force in the world of hedge fund sales focused on raising the firm's profile in the United States, where it has been historically weak raising assets.
"You look at where the growth is in this country in terms of jobs and in terms of population, it's in industries like finance and high-tech and in geographical regions like the South, where labor has been historically weak".
Mr. Abraham advises extreme caution because India's free speech rules have been historically weak (read more about India's long history of censorship here), a relatively new Internet law is extremely broadly defined and police and lawmakers themselves are sometimes confused about what the actual rules themselves say.
