Sentence examples for weaker return from inspiring English sources

But sensitivity increases over time to compensate for a later, weaker return signal from a farther-off target.

"I am quite comfortable with the idea that a fund with a strong social or environmental component would produce a weaker return" than the market overall, said Jennifer Krill, 42, who heads Earthworks, an organization that advocates for environmental protection.

This might be responsible for their relatively weaker returns, compared with Andersen's clients, since April.

Faced with weaker returns, some big investors have been pushing private equity firms to lower their fees or make other concessions.

The remaining $16 billion of debt is now due by November 2015.The longer it takes to pay off debt and exit investments, the weaker returns will be.

In the early 1990's, the National Weather Service began installing Nexrad (for next generation radar), which was more sensitive and could pick up weaker returns, like those from snowflakes, Mr. Burgess said.

Elsewhere, as in the east of the state, hardline Hindu rhetoric is bringing weaker returns, for example as interest in the rebuilding of the Ram temple at Ayodhya wanes.

The key to this strategy was the strength and placement of his first serve; he often forced his opponent wide, resulting in weaker returns that Federer could dominate with his forehand.

The mismanagement of the Iraq occupation, piled on top of the W.M.D. fiasco, cost Bush's party its reputation for foreign policy competence, while the Bush boom, such as it was, delivered weaker returns to the middle class than either the Reagan or the Clinton expansion — and then the financial crisis undid even those meager gains.

Sharapova goes after each return with unbridled aggression, seeking to win the point outright or get a weak return.

The surprised Pavel managed only a weak return, and Roddick pounced on it to close out the set.