Sentence examples for weaker number from inspiring English sources

But because the UK relies so heavily on consumer spending, some scribblers are now preparing for a weaker number.

But some analysts had said there was a significant risk of a weaker number or even a recession, which is commonly defined as two straight quarters of economic decline.

That's a solid pace of gains, and while today's weaker number must be considered, given the statistical noise in these data, it should not at all be taken to suggest a shift in the trend you see in the figure.

But reality kicks in on weaker numbers that perhaps they feel obliged to play.

Luxury spending rebounded, Mr. McNamara said, in part because of comparisons to much weaker numbers in 2009.

Although television ratings are a clear barometer of fan interest in the sport and in Woods, the weaker numbers this year do not necessarily spell doom for the networks.

Compared with the 2010 first quarter, both companies reported weaker numbers, largely because of market tumult in the second quarter, which shrank assets at many firms.

Xavier makes Joe a plausibly drifting opportunist, Siobhan Dillon is good as the burgeoning writer he falls for, even if their love duet is one of the weaker numbers.

CSFB said that in EMS, it expects inline to slightly better results from Celestica and Sanmina-SCI, but weaker numbers from Flextronics International, Plexus and Benchmark Electronics.

Eastman Chemical, which is set to report it's quarterly numbers after today's closing bell, is expected to report weaker numbers because of higher propane costs and softer demand for chemicals, says Vasnetsov.

With weaker numbers, in fact, than anyone since Bill Clinton.