Sentence examples for effect of the weakening from inspiring English sources
Other countries, including Qatar, have complained about the negative effect of the weakening dollar on their reserves.
The effect of the weakening economy on the budgets of American consumers is bound to hurt sales and traffic at the outlets, Mr. Cohen said.
He attributed it to short-term factors, including the VAT change, as well as rapidly rising petrol prices and the knock-on effect of the weakening pound, which pushes up the cost of imports.
An article in Business Day yesterdayabout the effect of the weakening of the dollar on some luxury niche imports referred incompletely to the ownership of the Manhattan restaurant Le Bernardin, which is feeling the impact in the cost of truffles.
In another sign of the effect of the weakening economy on advertising and the media, the Publishers Information Bureau in New York reported yesterday that ad revenue in magazines declined in April compared with figures in the month a year earlier.
Many had said that the combined effects of the weakening economy and the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center last Sept. 11 would lead to a real estate crash.
My company was feeling the effects of the weakened economy.
If I thought either the opinion of the court just announced or the conclusion which it reaches had the effect of weakening the doctrine upheld by the authorities to which I have just referred, I should be unable to concur.
This problem is further compounded in the context of linked selection as linkage has the effect of weakening the effective strength of selection so that both deleterious and beneficial mutations can potentially segregate for longer prior to extinction or fixation.
In fact, hiking the current levy on payrolls to shore up Social Security and Medicare would have the perverse effect of weakening the economy by raising the cost of labor and reducing the rewards of productive work.
However, a temperature increase has the effect of weakening the bond and leads to a significant decay in the bearing capacity of the adhesive anchors.
