Sentence examples for the weak performance of from inspiring English sources

Still, the weak performance of the shares has not had much effect on McEwan and his pals.

The weak performance of the two countries dragged growth across the eurozone down to only 0.2%, Eurostat reported, with the wider European Union also growing by 0.2%.

Heinz has suffered from volatile swings in earnings, in part because of the weak performance of the brands it now plans to discard.

Unctad said the weak performance of LDCs hampered progress towards the UN sustainable development targets – a series of goals for human development intended to be achieved by 2030.

But others point to the weak performance of the current Parliament despite harsh criticism by its members of Mr. Ahmadinejad's policies.

So, despite the weak performance of the UK economy over these two years, many have been able to limit the loss of state pension income through increased earnings".

Because of the weak performances of the network's "George Lopez" (7.94 million), "Freddie" (8.19 million) and "Invasion" (10.92 million), ABC took the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49ly one-tenth of a ratings point.

The weak performances of these and other star-vehicles may be bombshells for some studio executives, but they come as no surprise to a growing cadre of academics studying the economics of film making and, more specifically, the bankability of stars.

We suggest that this absence of a species richness effect is partly explained by the relatively high richness values considered in our study (4 to 16 species) while past evidence for positive effects of species richness on ecosystem processes have often been due to the weak performances of monocultures or very species poor communities [2].

The Dow Jones industrial average had the weakest performance of the major indexes, edging up 21.87 points, or 0.3percentto to 8,110.71.

That is higher than the 5.1% average annual return between 1998 and 2008, despite the weaker performance of the global economy.