Sentence examples for dramatically weakening from inspiring English sources

The Bush presidency has proved them right in this, if in little else.A president who laboured to produce Republican hegemony ended up dramatically weakening the Republican Party.

Increasing the salt concentration to an approximately physiological concentration (150 mM KCl) slightly increases the affinity of the MBD for mCpG while dramatically weakening its binding to CpG and the random sequence.

The forint (Hungary's currency) dramatically weakened, even against the weakening Euro.

Will he have voted to dramatically weaken counterterrorism surveillance, like Ted Cruz?

Critics also noted that democracy was dramatically weakened under Chávez's rule.

As the new Republican administration settles in, conventional wisdom holds that it will dramatically weaken Washington's regulatory grip.

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.

"The campaign finance reforms of the last decade," Collegio told me dramatically weakened political parties and artificially constrained the parties' ability to raise large contributions.

It matches up in my mind with Britain's best (and squandered) chance to lead Europe in 2005 when Gerhard Schröder and Mr. Chirac were dramatically weakened.