Sentence examples for effect of weakening from inspiring English sources
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.
The security journalist Jeremy Scahill tweeted that Brennan's move would have the effect of weakening analytic independence.
Many think the Fed's policy of quantitative easing, which received a $600bn£372bnbn) top-up last week, will have the effect of weakening the dollar.
But the possibility of leaving the EU might have the effect of weakening sterling, which is not at all what the "leavers" would want.
Whenever governments in unstable places persecute believers, that policy is not merely bad in itself but dangerous because it has the perverse effect of weakening moderate people of faith and empowering extremism.
Government officials have also urged the Bank of Japan to take measures to increase liquidity in the Japanese financial system, which also has the effect of weakening the yen.
We believe the reduced rate of growth reflects the effects of weakening consumer confidence, increased terrorism concerns, sustained lower fuel prices, the related effects of car and air competition, slower UK GDP growth and slowing growth in real earnings.
BEIJING — China imports rose sharply in October while export growth continued to slow, according to data released Thursday that suggest robust domestic demand could offset the effects of weakening demand for Chinese goods in Europe and elsewhere.
In addition, values at high slip velocities of 0.1 1.0 m s−1 reflect the effects of weakening mechanisms such as powder lubrication (Reches and Lockner 2010) and thermal decomposition (Han et al. 2007).
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.
