Sentence examples for weak note from inspiring English sources
Only the butternut squash and pear bisque sounded a weak note.
Banking shares ended the year on a weak note, with dealers taking profits after an unexpected rally on Tuesday.
But while the national economy added more than 100,000 jobs in December, the city ended 2010 on a weak note.
"Business investment appears to have started the second quarter on a weak note but should rebound over the final two months of the quarter," Mr. Ashworth said.
The stock market opened on a weak note after retailers reported mixed holiday sales and as the prospect of a new budget battle in Congress loomed.
Oil is finishing up on a weak note before Christmas, as the Saudi comments from earlier in the week [about not increasing production despite the recent slide] continue to weigh on prices.
Public interest groups opposed to the deal called Mr. Cohen's letter weak, noting that it did not make any funding commitments for local or national news.
Mr Bowden does not regard Mr Carter as weak, noting that he did not flinch from military action when political imperatives indicated there was no other way out; the rescue mission was actually aborted not by Mr Carter but by its gung-ho leading officer.
On the other hand, the ongoing American Dream narrative, which used everyone from David Madson to Lee Miglin to Gianni Versace to imply that we live in a meritocracy and the only thing standing between Andrew and success was his allergy towards work, was the season's weakest note.
The weaker notes (usually labeled as initial syllables, [31]), at the beginning of the strophe, are encoded as four syllables.
It consists of a flexible stick 1.5 to 10 feet (0.5 to 3 m) long, strung end to end with a taut cord that the player plucks or taps to produce a weak fundamental note.
