Sentence examples for prices are weak from inspiring English sources

"During a year when fuel prices are at their peak and commodity prices are weak, the excessive rain that the state has been experiencing could be the final straw for many farmers," Governor Pataki said in a written statement.

Across East Asia, currencies and other financial asset prices are weak and getting weaker.

Now he's hell-bent on expansion, at a time when oil prices are weak again, and the stock price is down to a recent $24.

When prices are weak, the only way corporations can boost profits is to produce more efficiently by applying major technological breakthroughs to their operations.

Meanwhile in a note on the sector, Citigroup said: Diamond prices are weaker than they were two years ago and demand is not yet strong enough for the limited mine supply to create a significant shortage.

Currencies would rise when oil prices are high and fall when prices were weak.

But researchers for the Renewable Fuels Association dispute that math and contend that the link between corn prices and grocery prices is weak.

The real mistake in Washington came in the years after the last oil crisis, when oil prices were weak and Americans lost interest in energy conservation.

Currencies were falling, and everywhere commodity prices were weak.

Excluding energy, wholesale prices were weak, dipping 0.2%.

Meanwhile, automakers said weak February sales combined with growing inventories and higher gasoline prices were weak enough to cause production cuts.