The crisis squeezed investment, amplifying underlying weakness.
But Statistics Canada cautioned that the underlying weakness in the economy persisted in October.
Investors took fright, feeling that the ploy betrayed underlying weakness in the company, and the share price plunged.
But skills and careers organisations warned that the rise was a symptom of underlying weakness in the employment market.
Will Russia's leaders respond to this by raising the stakes, in the hope of showing their opponents' underlying weakness?
The financial crisis of 2008 had dramatically exposed the underlying weakness of the European economy, he said.
"Consumers are not buying stock unless they absolutely need and want it … that's a symptom of underlying weakness in consumer demand".
11 surge of patriotic shopping that saved that year's holiday shopping season might have masked underlying weakness in the economy that persisted through 2002.
That said, the underlying weakness of the pro-EU campaign remains the absence of the ringing message that came naturally to the Shirley Williams generation.
He thinks the protest is a paroxysm of rage that merely reveals the underlying weakness of his opponents.That infuriates France's unions.
If the central bank is in for a long haul with its new lending programme to banks, that reflects the underlying weakness of over-indebted peripheral Europe.
