Sentence examples for weaker stock from inspiring English sources

The second and third time around investors are already aware of the firm's commitment to sustainability, which is reflected in a weaker stock market reaction.

Despite higher taxes or a weaker stock market, Robert B. Boyle, the president of Topnotch, said he was confident that the project would find buyers.

Higher gasoline prices played a role in this shift, analysts said, but so did a weaker stock market, whose earlier gains had helped people pay for S.U.V.'s.

"Much hinges on a weaker stock market and the market continuing to behave like it has historically in a rising rate environment," Mr. Zandi said.

"The failures of life insurers and the weaker stock market have definitely had an impact on consumer confidence," said Hiromichi Shirakawa, chief economist at UBS Warburg in Tokyo.

All this would bode poorly for J. P. Morgan's stock, and a weaker stock could make the bank vulnerable to a takeover and increase pressure on Mr. Harrison and his team to resign.

One of the weaker stocks was Raychem, which lost 3 points on profit taking.

However, there are serious questions as to the indefinite sustainability of aquaculture, especially with the proliferation of disease, weaker stocks, eutrophication of coastal zones, disruption of biological environments, negative effects from escaped farmed organisms ("World Fisheries" 2006).

Certainly, with corporate profitability looking weaker and weaker, stocks that have taken the indexes to all-time record valuations -- Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Dell Computer, General Electric -- are much more vulnerable to disappointment than they were when earnings expectations were rosier.

Day pointed to strong inflows into gold-backed exchange-traded funds as a sign investors are using gold to hedge against weaker stocks and uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the trade disputes.

But a weaker dollar and weaker stocks are at hand.