Sentence examples for weakest number from inspiring English sources
The weakest number was the last, the Pennsylvania Ballet's presentation of excerpts from Matthew Neenan's setting of recorded songs by Rufus Wainwright.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) reports that prices have fallen for ten consecutive months, with a net balance of 49% of surveyors reporting falling prices in May, the weakest number since 1992 during Britain's previous house-price bust.
Perhaps the weakest number was "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin.'" One of the strongest acts in "Immortal" (which captured all of the song's frenetic, tribal, transnational energy), it is reduced in "ONE" to a rather mundane hat-juggling act.
Midprice department stores, which have been struggling for a while, posted some of the month's weakest numbers.
NBC's "Contender" pulled the weakest numbers of its run, and CBS's "Cold Case" and "60 Minutes" both tied their lowest ratings of the season.
Analysts had been expecting a weak number.
"That's a weak number to play with," she said.
But because the UK relies so heavily on consumer spending, some scribblers are now preparing for a weaker number.
Safeway's shares rose on the expectation that the weak number four in the market would now become a target.
"We are already defensive with jobs at 18,000 in December," he said, referring to the weak number for job creation.
"We had expected the [European] region to report a weak number, but not as weak as -6.5%," she said, in a note to investors.
