Sentence examples for weak dish from inspiring English sources

Craig De Young, ASML Holding's vice president of investor relations, was quoted by Reuters as saying to a Merrill Lynch conference in Taipei, that the company was in a "weak dish" in the United States, thanks to the volatile macro-economic conditions.

That said, competition in the pay TV market is fairly weak: DirecTV and Dish together would have a few million more subscribers than the combined Comcast-Time Warner Cable entity.

They arrive with a strength of under a millionth of a billionth of a watt, so weak that the three dish antennas of the Deep Space Network's interplanetary tracking system (in California, Spain, and Australia) had to be enlarged to stay in touch with them.

The effects of PEI and the other cationic attachment factors on PC-12 and HEK-293 cells suggest that these cells have a limited capacity to produce an effective extracellular matrix to allow them to attach to the plastic surface, resulting in weak anchoring to the dishes on their own.

That really shouldn't have been a critical issue with this dish -- a weak stock is best here anyway; it's just another layer of flavor, and the mixture of greens, garlic and onions would probably be enough to make a nice soup.

This kitchen's weak spots were its traditional dishes, surprising given its carefully composed theme.

Dish also cited weaker economic conditions, the ailing housing market, signal theft and other forms of fraud, and operational inefficiencies for the subscriber losses.

The menu is still in flux (coming soon: more roasted meats), and the Thai dishes are a weak link, but any of the dumplings is worth a trip.

A weaker teacher is more likely to dish out the sanctions without ever making it a clear decision for the student concerned; they are just punishments given retrospectively.

The only disappointment here was a dish of sea bass in thin, weak broth.

NASA's antennas could not pick up such a weak signal, but experts thought Stanford's large dish antenna might.