It may be true, and it's part of the reason other nations have brought slightly weakened squads.
And because every such transition slightly weakened the original stigma, it encouraged still more women to become active, too.
Significantly, the exchange slightly weakened the requirement that shareholders approve grants of stock options, permitting companies to offer some options to lure new employees without a shareholder vote.
The skeptical British philosopher A. J. Ayer has written about an encounter that was less splendid; it "slightly weakened his conviction" that his death would be the end of him, "though I continue to hope that it will be".
Although slightly weakened (as was the finale of Line of Duty) by the apparent pressure to leave open the possibility of a second series, the conclusion of Happy Valley was happy for the main characters and for the audience.
First, the Cleveland Orchestra, for decades the first among equals, has been taken down a notch because of the slightly weakened sense of ensemble that Franz Welser-Möst's often mediocre conducting has caused.
Soon afterward, Ayer reported that his near-death experience, in which he saw a red light that seemed to govern the universe, "slightly weakened my conviction that my genuine death... will be the end of me".
The rules, announced on Monday, are designed to cut emissions from power plants and have been strengthened in terms of the long-term ambition as originally proposed by the president last year, but slightly weakened in the short-term in a concession to states reliant on highly-polluting coal.
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