Sentence examples for clearly weaken from inspiring English sources

Happily the opening by the Vatican to married clergy from Anglicanism will clearly weaken further the insensate insistence of the Vatican that there can be no married clergy in the Latin rite.

That would clearly weaken the company's competitive advantage by denying it one of its most sophisticated tool.

And it's clearly weakening".

Richard H. Schaffer, the Suffolk Democratic chairman, said that Mr. Gaffney was clearly weakened.

Goodyear does expect to get more share from a clearly weakened Firestone, "but that's next quarter, or next year," Mr. Price said.

Yet, whatever the merits of such views, doctrinal convictions are clearly weakening, even in traditionally creedal and confessional bodies.

"The economy was clearly weakening before Sept. 11, and that added another swift kick," said Robert Greenstein, executive director of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal research group.

And flash trading also clearly weakens the idea (bruised as it already is) of the market as a level playing field.

Feeling poorer after every trip to the petrol station, voters may be less tolerant.More important, the overall economy is clearly weakening.

Given that five other ex-Ukip councillors now sit with him in a splinter group and the party is no longer the official opposition, the whole affair has clearly weakened Ukip, and may yet affect its chances in 2015.

England are clearly weakened by the absence through injury of Graeme Swann but that does not explain the disappointing returns from England's attack in Auckland.