1.   The dollar was weaker on Monday.

2.   Even an audience of public-singing troopers will go strong on the first verse, a little weaker on second verse and ragged on the third.

3.   Just as typically, Luminski made the choreography, more strongly structured in this instance, eye-catching but weaker on dramatic development.

4.   Much of the debate was devoted to a sharply partisan contest in which each party tried to paint the other as weaker on defense.

5.   The House bill, which will be completed today, is expected to be weaker on gun control but tougher on penalties for juvenile offenders.

6.   American players are traditionally weaker on clay, which is slow, while most French players grow up playing on the surface.

7.   Financial stocks, which have performed well in recent weeks, were weaker on profit-taking.

8.   On the stock market, the Nikkei index opened weaker on disappointment that the U.S. Federal Reserve Board decided overnight on a smaller than expected cut in interest rates.

9.   The results, which came in at the lower end of market expectations, were weaker on a slowing economy and sagging consumer confidence, the statement said.

10.   The stock market was also weaker on the back of the rupiah.