Sentence examples for weaker volume from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weaker volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lower level of sound or intensity, often in contexts related to audio, music, or communication. Example: "The speaker's output was at a weaker volume than expected, making it difficult to hear the presentation."
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Coke's largest bottler, also reported earnings yesterday that reflected weaker volume.
Peugeot, the weaker of the two, wants to cut 6,000 jobs.Per ardua ad AstraThe combination of falling sales, idled production lines, deep discounts and rising losses makes Europe's weaker volume makers look rather like GM and Chrysler did before they were bailed out by the American government and pushed through bankruptcy proceedings.
At this point in the formation, investors will typically see prices increase substantially, but on weaker volume.
"If you multiply weaker volumes by lower margins, you get depressed earnings," says Sergey Vasnetsov, a chemical industry analyst at Lehman Brothers.
The research firm added that the phase-out of this platform is driving intense headwinds for GM in the form of weaker volumes, product mix and pricing.
Sun Microsystems was also dampening investor sentiment, after it warned it would post a wider-than-expected loss, while Pepsi Bottling Group says its quarterly profits were higher than last year but was bogged down by weaker volumes and results from its Mexican operations.
"That is what you are seeing in the weak volume".
Before the deal was done, Fiat Auto, the world's weakest volume carmaker, had owned a put option which could in theory have forced the American firm to buy it.
Last week, the market appeared to suffer from extremely weak volume.
The SPX closed the week with a loss of 1.1% on extremely weak volume.
There was really weak volume and intense price competition for domestic beers.
