Sentence examples similar to Collateral weakening from inspiring English sources
Party loyalty is weakening.
It began weakening thereafter.
Public debt remained too high and eventually had to be restructured, with collateral damage for bank balance sheets that were also weakened by the recession.
Enforced disappearances in Kashmir have created an aura of fear that weakens the families of the missing with invasive "collateral damage".
Ratings agencies have threatened to label this as a selective default, which might then force the European Central Bank to reject Greek bonds as collateral for the liquidity they have been providing to Greece's weakened banks.
These and other collateral consequences, as Attorney General Holder knows and his Justice Department is trying to change, weaken families after their reunification with the formerly incarcerated, and hinder parents from being better guardians and role models of their children.
If the collateral does not convert to cash as it comes due, the arm's-length value is weakened.
That highlights collateral damage from gerrymanders that is sometimes overlooked: Not only do they entrench a majority party, but they weaken the opposition as well.
Barragan explains that many veterans show weakened cash flow because of deployment, which also means credit card balances may be high and collateral may simply not exist.
