Sentence examples for dramatically weaken from inspiring English sources
Will he have voted to dramatically weaken counterterrorism surveillance, like Ted Cruz?
As the new Republican administration settles in, conventional wisdom holds that it will dramatically weaken Washington's regulatory grip.
The FBI sought a court order to force Apple to help it hack into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino, California shooters, a demand Apple said would dramatically weaken security of its products.
He said the No vote would "dramatically weaken the negotiating stance of the Greek government and make things more complicated", adding: "This is an outcome that very possibly may have no winners whatsoever".
The Government has announced that it will no longer proceed with widely-criticsed plans to ban or dramatically weaken encryption so that it could read the messages of everyone in the country.
His alleged effort to promote competition for cable service in apartment buildings is also hard to square with his successful effort last year to dramatically weaken the anti-redlining laws so that phone companies can't be required to bring cable to low-income and minority neighborhoods.
The forint (Hungary's currency) dramatically weakened, even against the weakening Euro.
Critics also noted that democracy was dramatically weakened under Chávez's rule.
BRUSSELS — European Union leaders were on the verge of presenting a dramatically weakened plan to reduce emissions at the end of their two-day meeting on Friday.
But since the bottom fell out of Iceland's economy, the krona has dramatically weakened against the pound, devaluing by as much as 65%.
Pederson's upcoming paper shows that a series of droughts in the middle of the eighteenth century dramatically weakened forests in the Eastern United States.
