Sentence examples for because it could weaken from inspiring English sources

He said he firmly rejected the idea of further European Central Bank (ECB) help for Greece because it could weaken the incentive to reform and created problems in other eurozone crisis countries.

The corps felt it could weaken its positions in western Slavonia because the United Nations Protection Force UNPROFORR) peacekeepers were expected to deploy there by the end of the month based on the Vance plan.

It could weaken the economy if it declined sharply enough.

If the new law remains in place, she said, it "could weaken the national organic program".

If she did not, he said, it could weaken the field in general.

It could weaken much more slowly, it could happen non-linearly, even quite erratically.

The party argues the obligation is vulnerable because it could easily be weakened by a statutory instrument in Parliament.

Riyadh has an interest in seeing Assad fall because this could weaken its Shi'ite regional rival Iran, which has been allied with Syria since 1980.

They said they fully expected the measure to win House approval on Thursday, though it seemed increasingly likely that Democratic votes would be required to put it over the top — an outcome the leadership had hoped to avoid because party fissures could weaken Speaker John A. Boehner in coming budget negotiations.

Selling its shops and loading it with debt could weaken the firm fatally.

Because core decompression could weaken the integrity of the talus, we hypothesized that the stemmed component would result in greater implant migration.