Sentence examples for of weak data from inspiring English sources
One reason is that China, the biggest importer, has produced a string of weak data.
"We think there is still plenty of weak data to come; there will likely be another big drop in employment in May, and we still think the economy could shrink in the second quarter.
Analysts said the drop in overall output was a further sign that France's €2tn (£1.7tn) economy could slip into recession after contracting 0.3% in the final quarter of 2012 and following a series of weak data this year.
But a spate of weak data in recent weeks has raised concerns that Japan's recovery from the global economic crisis may be losing steam.
The release last Thursday of preliminary manufacturing data for May, which surprisingly indicated a contraction in manufacturing activity, was just one more in a series of weak data points.
The stock market hit a four-month low on Thursday as worries about the health of Spanish banks added to investors' anxiety about Europe and as another round of weak data undermined hopes for the American economic recovery.
The ground the greenback has lost in recent weeks owes to a run of weaker data about the economy, not least on jobs (see article).
Non-artists also showed similar effect, but to a much lesser extent, of weaker data collapsing at rest in the posterior electrode regions.
On the upside, Mr. Qu of HSBC noted, the string of recent weak data has prompted Beijing to introduce more targeted support measures, which he said "should boost confidence and reduce downside risks to growth".
Even if QTL variances close to zero were estimated in single replicates as an effect of a weak data structure, especially in DYD models for short pedigrees, these estimates were not excluded from the analysis in all investigated situations.
Benjamin et al. performed the only validating study with regard to the modified CT criteria proposed by Choi et al. In view of this weak data situation, the consensus determined by this Working Group could not be evidence-based and, therefore, is primarily based on the experience of the panellists.
