Sentence examples for still feeble from inspiring English sources

But public finances are still in shreds and bank lending is still feeble.

And with rich-world economies still feeble, there is little chance that monetary conditions will suddenly tighten.

In the months ahead, the general said, he anticipates that he will focus less on combat missions and more on trying to build Iraq's still feeble security, political and economic institutions.

As American companies negotiate airline and hotel rates for 2011, they are encountering a market much different from a year ago, when the economy, and business travel with it, were still feeble.

With the economic recovery still feeble in many parts of the world, only a handful of countries have so far started nudging the cost of borrowing back up toward precrisis levels.

Mr. Wen and Mr. Hatoyama also said the three leaders had agreed on the need to continue their economic stimulus efforts, to avoid prematurely derailing the still feeble recovery from the global financial crisis.

But it remains unclear whether it will eventually strengthen or dangerously undermine the country's still-feeble democracy.

Although the Tankan may serve as ammunition for the Bank of Japan in its effort to hold off easing already loose monetary policy further when its board meets next week, the central bank is expected to keep rates at ultra-low levels for some time in an effort to prop up the still-feeble economy.

Campaigning in 1992, Mr. Clinton promised something for everyone: a package of spending to give the still-feeble recovery a jump; a longer-term package of government spending on needs like education, health and the environment, and a tax cut for the middle class.

AT THE start of this year, when the American dollar stood at $1.36 to the euro, most economists expected it to stay weak or to become still more feeble.

IT IS still a feeble organisation, but at least its representatives are getting along.