Sentence examples for weaker markets from inspiring English sources

Within Europe, too, national boundaries are being reinforced as lenders cut back their exposures to weaker markets (see chart 2).

But younger franchises in Sun Belt cities that are perceived to be weaker markets could be compared to the Coyotes, suppressing their potential value, they say.

"In weaker markets, a draw like Strasburg is nice to have, but it's hard to plan for and do anything synergistically to maximize it," Gennaro said.

For America, Europe and elsewhere the effect will be meagre: weaker markets for some exports, tougher competition from some now-cheaper Asian imports.

I'd also guess that the typically quiet winter season will be uglier than normal for prices in some of the weaker markets (which could do interesting things to confidence and defaults).

"Most of the sales shortfall came from U.S. pharmaceuticals, led by Humira, reflecting not only weaker markets, but a drawdown in inventories at the wholesaler and pharmacy level," an analyst at J.P. Morgan Securities, Michael Weinstein, said in a research note.

This has combined with a weaker market in Asia which has impacted demand," the analysts said.

IN a generally weaker market for condominiums, one type of buyer is showing increasing strength: WINKs.

For Scott Corman, an investment banker, the weaker market was the ticket to a better apartment.

As the EU referendum debate continued, uncertainty and confusion among customers and clients did lead to significantly weaker market conditions.

With the economic slowdown in the United States, the country faces a weaker market for its computer chips and other equipment.