Sentence examples for weakening car from inspiring English sources
Cooper also said its first-quarter results would drop because of weakening car and truck production.
The bulk of the improvement is attributable to gains at its finance arm, which offset weakening car sales.
Mr Holden presided over Chrysler's first quarterly loss for nine years; he compounded the problems caused by America's weakening car market with poor management decisions.See article: Chrysler gets a German bossAventis, a Franco-German company, accepted that life sciences, the marriage of agroculture and drugs businesses, was not the money-spinning "big idea" that it had once seemed.
Though weakened, the car industry will survive.
America's economy weakened, hitting car sales, while buyers turned their noses up at the firm's new models.
The point, though, begins and ends with the astounding door design, created not for fashion but because it enabled Mercedes engineers to create one of the stiffest space frames of their era, since cutting traditional door holes would have weakened the car chassis.
In 2008, amidst the late-2000s recession and a weakened world car market, global sales fell 16% to 435,000, with declines in markets such as the U.S. and Europe where deliveries fell by 21% and 27.5%, respectively.
In 1988, a woman getting out of a taxicab in Brooklyn fell through a grate to the tracks 50 feet below; officials said the grate had been weakened by cars driving over it during road repairs.
Consumer appetite for news car is weakening in Europe, amid uncertainty about the economic outlook for 2008, but not all auto manufacturers are losing out.
"Inchcape's strategic expansion into emerging markets through a number of recent acquisitions geared its balance sheet ahead of weakening global demand for cars.
But slowing global trade and concerns over domestic consumption in China are expected to dampen the German manufacturing powerhouse, with only Mercedes appearing insulated from weakening Chinese demand for cars.
