Sentence examples for said a weak from inspiring English sources

He said a weak and corrupt PA had lost Gaza despite Israeli warnings.

EchoStar said a weak economy and more competition from digital cable and cable modems contributed to the slowdown.

Noting that euro members account for 44 percent of British exports, Mr. Cameron said, "A weak euro zone that doesn't confront its difficulties is not good for us".

The announcement came as Sony announced a turnaround in its struggling electronics division and said a weak yen had helped improve results.

Toyota sold just shy of 10 million vehicles last year, and Reuters said a weak yen and strong demand for hybrids on Toyota's home turf could possibly push it past that threshold this year.

While it is true that low interest rates are hard on pensioners, Mr. Draghi said, a weak economy is worse because it prevents people from building up savings in the first place.

He said said a weaker yen, not a stronger one, was damaging to the American economy.

Osborne himself said: "A weaker outlook for GDP, if realised, could present challenges for tax receipts in the future".

Mr. Thin said a weaker euro would help at the margin but it was not a substitute for the structural reforms that Greece, Spain and Portugal and other countries would need.

Moreover, because metals are sold for United States dollars, he said, a weaker dollar helps increase foreign demand for industrial metals in growing markets like China.

Jimmy Choo said a weaker euro had helped its sales in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, partly offsetting the loss of Russian visitors to the region and geopolitical uncertainty.