Sentence examples for was traditionally weak from inspiring English sources

The trend to portable devices is also strengthening Roche's retail sales, an area in which the company was traditionally weak, notably in the United States.

Mr. Chambers cautioned that the first quarter, the company's current one, was traditionally weaker than the fourth quarter.

Meat production in Italy is traditionally weak.

The firm's preliminary numbers for the second quarter, which is traditionally weak, show a slight drop in subscribers.

Interestingly, though, in 2008 China rocketed to the top of the gold-medal table partly by dominating sports in which the US is traditionally weak.

Fund-management fees are earned in proportion to the value of assets under management.Moreover, more companies are switching pension money out of equities and into bonds, where fund managers are traditionally weak and the fees anyway lower.

The increase in a market in which rail freight transport is traditionally weak is a significant contributor to rail's loss of freight market share.

Uses SMS to send customer alerts about NAVs and mutual fund portfolios. 5. UTI gears up for a bigger presence in big cities where it is traditionally weak.

The question now is whether this is part of a seasonal slide the second quarter is traditionally weak for semiconductor companies or the effect of a nasty price war initiated by chip king Intel after AMD began to eat into its market share.

The Obama administration has been traditionally weak on foreign policy.

Maybe an analysis of Cantor's voter history will show he's been traditionally weak.