Sentence examples for weak recent from inspiring English sources

And for those people that continue to view addicts as merely "weak", recent genetic research may force a rethink.

He declares that he is not satisfied with the firm's "weak" recent returns on capital, and accepts that pressure to improve can only grow as the firm goes global.

They do not want to see their currency, or their country's bond yields, rise too far because of adverse effects on economic activity.In addition, both investors and central banks are trying to interpret some weak recent economic data.

She defended the Fed's "tapering" of its asset-buying programme with confidence and predicted it would continue throughout the year, though she was "surprised" by weak recent data from the labour market.

Analysts at Credit Suisse said: With the strong pick-up in nickel prices (lead indicator for stainless demand), rising stainless prices in Europe and potential supply risk in South Africa (strike risk spreading) we expect the fourth quarter to be a trough for prices and, given very weak recent performance, ENRC shares could see improved momentum near term.

5 to 21 August, BBC1; 7 to 18 September, Channel 4. Baz Luhrmann's first major work for TV raises the hope that, after weak recent movies, the change in medium can return him to the extravagantly brilliant form of Strictly Ballroom and Moulin Rouge.

Jules Buckley's arrangements are inventive, but Basement Jaxx's weaker recent material proves impervious to improvement.

However, the MPC said growth was likely to slow modestly in the second half of the year, highlighting weaker recent data on exports, car registrations, and manufacturing.

They don't quite catch today, held back by a set that is a little too heavy on their weaker, recent material and an eddying wind that makes it sound like someone is fiddling with a giant fader switch.

Osborne is committed by law to eliminate the deficit completely by the end of the parliament in 2019/20 and had been expected to have less breathing space to act due to the weaker recent trends in the public finance figure.

"For us, the only thing of significance was the softening of its assessment of China and Asia where they talked about some weaker recent indicators in China and weaker Asian growth," said Su-Lin Ong, a senior economist at RBC Capital Markets, referring to the central bank's comments.