Sentence examples for weak numbers for from inspiring English sources

"Expect very weak numbers for November," he said.

"We are already defensive with jobs at 18,000 in December," he said, referring to the weak number for job creation.

In any election, there are going to be polling firms that publish relatively stronger and relatively weaker numbers for a candidate; this is one of those surveys that you'd very much like to have on your side.

This is what polling data looks like: at any given time, you are going to see some relatively stronger and weaker numbers for Mr. Obama and for the Republican candidates — both because of the different methodology employed by different polls and because of sampling error.

The state polls published over the past several days, including on Sunday, have shown some stronger and weaker numbers for the candidates, but they are generally consistent with a race that has not changed much since Mr. Romney made his gains after the Denver debate.

He received relatively weak numbers on Tuesday in polls of Arizona and Connecticut, for instance.

Most analysts had dismissed weak employment numbers for December as an aberration due to exceptionally cold winter weather, but the run of disappointing statistics seems to have stirred second thoughts.

David Carnevale, iSuppli analyst, said the decline was due to weak subscriptions numbers for mobile games.

Weak retail numbers for March surprised some analysts expecting to see the small sales gains of January and February continue.

According to the Nikkei, Sony plans to expand investments in the health care field, as the company has been reporting weak financial numbers for their core consumer electronics business for quite a while now.

The weak job numbers for March should be seen as opportunity to force the Fed to reshape its thinking on plans to raise interest rates.