Sentence examples for worryingly weak from inspiring English sources

But the long-term outlook is worryingly weak.

The main exception is Japan, which has a massive public debt; Taiwan, where domestic demand is worryingly weak, is also constrained by a large budget deficit.

In America newsstand sales have been worryingly weak, partly because supermarkets dominate distribution and shelf-space is in short supply.The internet's popularity has hit men's titles the hardest.

That outcome would be consistent with earlier feeble expansion of 0.3% in the second quarter and 0.1% in the third.Set against that modest hope is a larger fear about consumer-price inflation, which has become worryingly weak.

European banks remain worryingly weak, not just in small economies like Cyprus already in trouble, and very exposed to Greece but also in large ones like Spain, the fourth biggest in the euro area.

Unai Emery has clashed with Joaquín Sánchez, Miguel Brito, Banega and Chori Domínguez and may not continue as coach, the cup exits stung, and many think Valencia have been too conservative and worryingly weak against the bigger sides.

"Worryingly, the weak recovery in many high-income economies and slowdowns in several large emerging markets may be a symptom of deeper structural weaknesses," Basu said.

The cartel's aim was to send a strong signal to markets that it would not let energy prices sag at a worryingly low level, given that weak prices dissuade energy companies from investments, oil exploration and paying for the cost of production.

No matter, business is brisk enough to keep the railroad tycoon Dagny Taggart (a wan Samantha Mathis, replacing the first movie's Taylor Schilling) on the go, driving and walking and sometimes riding a train, as she worryingly keeps tabs on her company, Taggart Transcontinental, and on her weak sister of a brother, James Patrick Fabiann).

Worryingly, India's current account deficit is wider and the rupee is weaker than in 1991.

Most worryingly, in the contiguous nations of central and eastern Africa, where the states are weak, a rash of uncontained conflicts has spread, their violence and refugees flowing outward and overlapping, in a great bulge of mayhem that extends from the Horn to the Nile and from the Great Lakes region to the Sahel.