Sentence examples for weakest levels from inspiring English sources

The weakest levels of government, with the least power to raise money, are being stuck with the tab for the troubled economy.

The moderating credit data followed a flurry of factory output, investment and trade statistics last week that signaled that the world's second-largest economy, after that of the United States, was striding further along the road of recovery and showed that Beijing could not yet relax efforts to lift economic growth from its weakest levels in three years.

However, among developed countries, Spain has seen one of the weakest levels of growth in their use and has a low rate of implants per million inhabitants.

But the quality is beginning to deteriorate, with covenants that is, protections for investors at their weakest levels in two years, according to credit rating agency Moody's Investors Service Inc.

U.S. auto sales shifted into lower gear as automakers reported slumping sales of new cars and trucks, but results still topped bleak forecasts of a drop to the weakest levels so far this year.

Southeast Asian currencies — the Thai baht, Indonesian rupiah and Malaysian ringgit, among others — have been at their weakest levels in many years.

The stock touched a low of $10.50, its weakest level since April 1993.

Prices remain near their weakest level since May 2009 – $4,318 – hit on Friday.

This month the Mexican peso dropped to its weakest level ever against the dollar.

The construction industry is also contracting, and is at its weakest level for 11 years.

It has climbed 9percentt since May 29, when it fell to its weakest level since the euro's introduction in 1999.