Sentence examples for suggested weakness from inspiring English sources

The pessimistic data surprised economists but followed indicators for manufacturing, trade and inflation that also suggested weakness in China's economy.

The combination of his mother's distaste for indulgence and his father's habit of lingering in bars — the young Upton was frequently dispatched to bring him home — appears to have left him with lifelong habits of industry and a sense of disgust for any behavior that suggested weakness.

IHS also said that slowing fixed-asset investment - a key measure of government spending - suggested weakness in manufacturing and infrastructure construction, and warned that the pace could fall further amid government efforts to curb the housing market.

In its report, the accounting board's staff said that such practices suggested weaknesses in the current rules, and recommended that the board address them.

The research method was chosen to address the suggested weaknesses of the studies of Plowman et al. (3, 4 ) and Perencevich et al. (5 ).

And choosing her might suggest weakness on Mr Obama's part.

But in my opinion there is still something about Miliband's public persona that does suggest weakness.

Neither one them suggests weakness, but knifing David was the wrong kind of strength, if you'll forgive me putting it so inelegantly.

And rather than suggesting weakness, Mr. Wieting said, the falloff in job growth was partly a result of companies being unable to find enough skilled workers.

"Despite the insult the word implies, I'm not bothered any more by those who call me hurma, suggesting weakness, dependency, minor, his pleasure tool, his property, his possession," she said.

The interim government's apparent capitulation may bring peace to Tunis, but some people, including some representatives of the political opposition, have said they worry it could also encourage additional unrest by suggesting weakness and instability.