Sentence examples for clear weakening from inspiring English sources

"There's a clear weakening in the labor market; it's just not losing momentum very rapidly," said Mark Vitner, an economist at the First Union Corporation in Charlotte, N.C.

So let me be crystal clear — weakening encryption, or taking it away, harms good people that are using it for the right reasons.

"In those you see a clear weakening; it's a robust signal in those models"—and that, the authors suggest, means that recent bouts of extreme heat might be just the beginning.

Israel's intention is clear: weaken Hamas and never give them the credit of ending the siege.

The incentive for Russia to have sought to run a disinformation campaign to encourage disunity in the European Union by encouraging a vote for Brexit is clear: Instability weakens your opponents.

That, however, was a consequence of the electoral system, not of any decline in the status of Parliament.Nor is it clear that the weakening of cabinet government need be permanent.

Thus every new measure passed to favour business interests and ease up on pollution regulations is presented in an eco-friendly, sugar-coated, summer's morning kind of way, such as Clear Skies, the weakening of the Clean Air Act.

As retailers reported generally disappointing July sales results yesterday, it was clear that the weakening housing market and more expensive gas had shoppers limiting their trips to the mall.

The implications for the marine carbon cycle are not yet clear, but a weakening oceanic sink for carbon due to the increasing concentration of carbonic acid is a likely result.

"From a political standpoint, the SNB has a clear agenda to weaken the [Swiss franc].

"Mitt Romney's flip-flops truly are masterpieces," said the ad in a clear attempt to weaken the impact of McCain's endorsement.