Sentence examples for weak outcomes from inspiring English sources

The weak outcomes of the U.S. education and training system have been a major source of concern for decades.

A combination of weak outcomes in court and patterns of victims turning to informal measures (including those monitored by the police) can also mean the cases get summarily processed out of court, contrary to the law.

These kinds of allegations of deception by schools, and evidence of weak outcomes for students, have reached the prospective student population and helped contribute to a decline in enrollments, revenues, and stock prices, at for-profit colleges.

It was, by American and European standards, a spectacularly weak outcome.

Such changes will cost, but nobody wanted to put money on the table, which was cited by the G77 as a major cause of the weak outcome.

The company reported like for like third quarter sales up 1.8% with strong performances in Britain and Poland but a weak outcome in France.

"Growth" of -0.5% quarter-on-quarter remains a disappointingly weak outcome, even if the diamond jubilee did subtract about 0.4 points from it, as we still assume.

"A very weak outcome for the ANC, getting less than a 55% national vote share and losing three metros, would likely be viewed as a market positive," said the Nomura emerging market analyst Peter Attard Montalto.

While the countries remain officially optimistic that a strong global warming treaty can be struck, they are privately braced for a weak outcome which heads of state will sign, but the public and scientists will condemn as much too little to prevent catastrophic global warming.

"It is developing countries and the world's poorest people who have the most to lose from a weak outcome at Rio+20," said Stephen Hale of Oxfam.

A weak outcome calls into question the future ability of the WTO to tackle other trade and environment issues of global importance".