Sentence examples for weak offer from inspiring English sources

Clorox's stock increased 9 percent on the day Mr. Icahn announced an obviously weak offer.

But the court stood by the company's weak offer to make people opt out by withdrawing permission -- if they could find and decipher the obscure instructions for doing so.

The results of the present study suggest that well-controlled conducting paths in a SiN-based RRAM device, which are not too strong and not too weak, offer considerable potential for the realization of low-power and high-density crossbar-array applications.

Instead of empowering Steinberg to be bold in his dealings, a weak offer -- and just a little power -- would have constrained his first offer, to the detriment of Bartkowski.

For Quenguan, Plan Colombia is synonymous with aggressive crop dusters dumping herbicide on his crops and weak offers of alternative development programs.

The weak returns offer a cautionary tale for investors chasing profits based on past performance.

Moreover, Africa's weak states offer the least resistance as a substitute for traditional cocaine smuggling routes in Central America and the Caribbean, which are being blocked.

A one-party state for a sizable portion of its history, the country's rubber-stamp Parliament and weak judiciary offer no checks on the powerful executive.

Guidance counselors like Jane Heaphy, who directs a college advising program at the Goddard Riverside Community Center in Manhattan, say that many students believe that private colleges, even weak ones, offer more cachet than CUNY.

Earlier he said he saw little need for Mr. Obama to pick Mrs. Clinton as his running mate because the Republican Party was too weak to offer John McCain, the party's presumptive nominee, much hope of victory.

In post-unification Sicily, violence and illegality have generally been regarded as non-punishable forms of survival and acceptable ways of acquiring a social role; the legal economy is too weak to offer substantial opportunities.