Sentence examples for weak countries from inspiring English sources

They're weak countries and weak athletes.

They would allow weak countries to borrow more cheaply.

What they mean, of course, is that weak countries usually knuckle under.

Yields on the bonds of weak countries broke new euro-zone records.

Lenders in weak countries pay more to borrow than banks in strong ones.

It would spook investors, temporarily barring other weak countries from bond markets.

They want weak countries to bear the brunt of the pain of adjustment.

The danger is that other weak countries on the eurozone's periphery – most notably Italy and Portugal – suffer from contagion effects.

The more wages and prices are squeezed, the harder it is for weak countries to repay their debts.

Now depositors in weak banks in weak countries have every reason to worry about sudden raids on their savings.

There are ways to mitigate these risks by addressing the problems of all the weak countries at once.