Sentence examples for weak bottom from inspiring English sources
So the deal will dilute Scana's already weak bottom line.
Carcasses allowed to reach extensive states of decay became prone to the effects of weak bottom currents, resulting in removal of elements.
In short, she is willing to overlook a weak bottom line if noncash depreciation charges are the reason for it or if cash from previous earnings is still providing a balance sheet cushion.
A consistent counteraction between barotropic and baroclinic tidal currents, mainly at M2 frequency, results in a weak bottom flow that rarely exceeds the threshold velocity for resuspension of sandy silts in the system.
Here they are: Big bear markets (such as we've had since 2000) tend to be followed by big rallies; people protest too much that economic signs are horrible; the market is fixated on corporate scandals; operating profits are strong despite weak bottom lines; and, finally, high price/earnings ratios are not a predictor of price declines.
TOP OF FOURTH: DODGERS 4, NATIONALS 2. Clayton Kershaw is again taking advantage of the Nationals' weak bottom of the order.
While the collection of print and online publications seems like an unlikely acquisition for Yahoo, it would immediately boost the company's weak bottom-line.
Touch of Evil does have relatively weak bottom-up features when compared to Moonraker, yet the comprehension and eye-movement results are analogous.
Compared to highly produced film, the visual features of both static text and static scenes have relatively weak bottom-up features.
Furthermore, as would be expected based on the gaze similarity results, the map task had even less clustering than all other conditions.5 Thus, it seems that even films with relatively weak bottom-up features show little effect of comprehension on eye movements.
Potentially due to the weak bottom-up visual features, many studies have shown strong top-down effects on eye movements in text reading (Hyönä & Lorch, 2004; Rayner et al., 1995; Wiley & Rayner, 2000) and static scene viewing (DeAngelus & Pelz, 2009; Yarbus, 1967).
