Sentence examples for a significant weakening from inspiring English sources
The question is whether the seemingly inevitable pushback will result in a significant weakening in the commitment to compliance.
The latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) survey on the housing market has pointed to a significant weakening in expected activity.
"In London, however, we expect prices to decline by 3.6%, driven by a significant weakening at the prime end of the market.
It was the biggest one-day drop in the yield in more than three years, suggesting a significant weakening in investor confidence from already low levels.
That would represent a significant weakening of Ms. Reding's intended penalties, which mandate fines or the blocking of appointments if a board tilted too heavily toward one gender.
"Unfortunately, record low gilt yields following the EU referendum result, the impact of Solvency II legislation and a significant weakening of competition in the annuity market have all exerted considerable downward pressure on annuity rates during 2016".
The lack of activity was primarily caused by an unexpected significant weakening of the Atlantic Ocean thermohaline circulation between winter and spring.
To the relief of many, the review did not recommend either a repeal or significant weakening of the PSED – primarily because the review panel had to conclude that it's too early to say how well the PSED is operating in practice, since it had only been in place for a year when the review began.
Warm, moist air blew across the peninsula ahead of the storm, which prevented significant weakening, and an approaching cold front contributed to atmospheric instability.
The formation of noticeable number of these ultrafine grains within the shear bands could decrease the basal intensity thereby inducing a significant texture weakening effect.
Everyone recognizes the significant weakening of denominations' ability to impose an agenda on its constituency, but these affiliations retain a significant pull in shaping their clergy's and their churches' time and energy.
