Sentence examples for weak levels from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weak levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, condition, or measurement that is not strong or effective, often in contexts like performance, quality, or intensity. Example: "The analysis revealed that the weak levels of engagement among the participants were a significant factor in the study's outcomes."
"Confidence is still at very weak levels," said Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board Consumer Research Center.
Overfishing occurs because "China is a developing country, its offshore fishing companies are still weak, levels of management are still uneven, and the management system still needs to be steadily improved," states the agency.
Even if Europe avoids financial catastrophe, it "is still growing on average at very weak levels, and that will mean that growth in the United States is weaker than it otherwise would be," Mr. Geithner said.
BEIJING — The Bank of China posted a jump in quarterly profit as a surge in lending under Beijing's 4 trillion renminbi stimulus program lifted the bank's earnings from weak levels in the financial crisis a year earlier.
"If we don't do this, who will?" While there are excellent employers in the hospitality industry, and some employees are nothing but trouble, the weekly clinic reveals just what happens when unions are weak, levels of immigrant labour are high, and the appetite for profits appears insatiable.
Without labouring the point, a quick look at the billions of dollars that have been poured into Nigeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, and Sudan (to name just a few examples on the continent) suggests that business and investment thrives in countries that are riddled with corruption and display extremely weak levels of governance.
Ian Gordon, an analyst at Investec Securities, said it was "curious that the bank was allowed to run with such weak levels of capital," adding that there was "an element of regulatory neglect" that represented a lesson for the new system.
It also lowered its rating of the insurance companies' ability to pay to B, a weak level.
"Housing market activity remains at a very weak level that historically has been associated with falling house prices, despite rising modestly from their lows earlier this year".
Irish companies sell £15bn of product to the UK each year and could be hampered by the weak level of sterling.
Imports were down 25.2percentt from a fairly weak level a year ago, as China's overall trade surplus continued to narrow, to $13.39 billion.
