Sentence examples for the exceptionally weak from inspiring English sources

HSBC yesterday said it may have to pay £300m to customers reclaiming overdraft fees as it reported record profits of £12.1bn despite the "exceptionally weak performance" of its US business.

American withdrawal could spell immediate disaster for the exceptionally weak central government of Mr. Karzai, and Mr. Spanta, the foreign minister, said he had submitted a proposal to secure long-term American assistance that close allies like Egypt and Israel currently received.

In his semi-annual congressional testimony on the state of the U.S. economy, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke highlighted the risk the exceptionally weak labor market poses to U.S. economic recovery.

Radio astronomers in England, Italy and the Netherlands are adding dish antennas to the hunt, but the signal is exceptionally weak -- about as strong as a cell phone signal -- and even at the speed of light would take 17 minutes to travel the 190 million miles from Mars to Earth.

"The return to growth is welcome  news for the U.K. economy but unfortunately does not change the big picture  that the recovery has been exceptionally weak," Charles Davis, an economist  at the Center for Economic and Business Research in London, said in a research note.

The Democrats had an exceptionally weak candidate in Massachusetts, but the results call into question their tactical political competence.

Its latest quarterly bulletin says that since the onset of the 2007-08 financrisisrisis, labour productivity in the UK has been exceptionally weak.

Against that need to provide an adequate opportunity for discussion and deliberation, the claims made by some in the New Jersey Democratic Party are exceptionally weak.

The Telegraph isn't exactly known for breaking tech M&A stories, and the rumor has an exceptionally weak source – "according to silicon valley gossip" the article says.

Few in Russia expect the two men to be exonerated, unless the prosecution makes an exceptionally weak case.

Or track the D-mark against the dollar: today, it is still 50% higher than at its low point in 1985 (see chart 1).Thus the euro is not exceptionally weak from a historical point of view.