Sentence examples for weak numbers in from inspiring English sources

They will pick out especially weak numbers, in payrolls or wages or employment in certain sectors.

"I would say the housing market has really been stable through this tax-credit period, and these weak numbers in May and June are not a sign the housing market is going into a double-dip," Mr. Hoffman said.

"Our view is that we got a pretty weak number in the third quarter for GDP, but that really masked a stronger domestic economy," said Gabriel M. Ehrlich, the associate director at the research center.

Luxury spending rebounded, Mr. McNamara said, in part because of comparisons to much weaker numbers in 2009.

With weaker numbers, in fact, than anyone since Bill Clinton.

In February, the sector added 1,000 jobs, the weakest number in over a year.

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

This came from a combination of a 170K increase in the household survey, following months of weak numbers, and a fall in the labour force of 130K, helping to reduce the unemployment total by 300K.

Safeway's shares rose on the expectation that the weak number four in the market would now become a target.

This leaves Havas a weak number six in an industry increasingly dominated by giants.Mr de Pouzilhac was handicapped.

Mr de Pouzilhac pulled out all the stops to acquire Grey, which would have strengthened Havas, then a weak number six in a consolidating global industry.