Sentence examples for continually weakened from inspiring English sources

Violence (and the threat of it) continually weakened the empire, bit by bit, blow by blow.

In addition, the frontal characteristics of the subtropical storm continually weakened.

The history of Social Security after it became law was a great comfort to those of us who watched as the health care bill was continually weakened during the Congressional debate.

High wind shear from an upper-level trough continually weakened the system, and on August 19, the Central Pacific Hurricane Center issued the final advisory on the tropical depression about 365 miles (585 km) south of Hilo on the island of Hawaii.

But a number of shortcomings have historically and continually weakened tribal authority, and years of federal neglect have left most tribes unprepared to deal with their environmental problems.

A continually weakening storm, it moved ashore near Cocodrie, Louisiana at 0500 UTC on September 20 with winds of 40 mph, and then deteriorated into a tropical depression.

A managerial front that is continually united also weakens one of the activist's most effective tactics – garnering support from shareholders.

The further you get in the process, the more breakage you'll notice since you'll be continually applying more stress to your already weakened hair.

By continually buying dollars to weaken the yen, the Japanese -- along with the Chinese and other exporting nations in Asia -- are even diminishing the power of United States monetary policy, some say.

After becoming a tropical storm, the National Hurricane Center continually predicted it would weaken rapidly.

However, arguments concerning patenting tend to take one of two sides: that patenting should be continually strengthened to encourage greater trade and investment, or that patenting should be weakened to ensure that medicines are as cheap as possible in the belief that this will ensure the greatest access for those in need.