Sentence examples for weaker numbers from inspiring English sources

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.

Actually, Mrs. Clinton leads other Democratic candidates, but she has far weaker numbers, as does Mr. Trump, when it comes to overall favorability, honesty and trustworthiness.

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.

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.

The weaker number was attributed to an increase in oil consumption linked to transportation.

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.

Instead, the firm downgraded the March figure to 175,000 from its initial estimate of 189,000 and reported a weaker number for April.

"Expect very weak numbers for November," he said.