Sentence examples similar to enfeebled dollar from inspiring English sources
Now, like children who have eaten too much sugar, they are frantically trying to figure out how to put a few dollars into the hands of working people to stimulate an enfeebled economy.
That will not only hurt the finances of Western consumers, but may also make the jobs of their central bankers harder, by combining inflationary pressure with economic slowdown.The enfeebled dollar lately in sight of $1.50 to the euro would be weaker still without enormous purchases by central banks in emerging economies.
Courts are compromised, the opposition enfeebled.
The Lib Dems are at once enfeebled and remarkably strong.
There was nothing weak or enfeebled, however, about Hamlet himself.
But the government may be too enfeebled to realise it.
But nobody knows how enfeebled the system really is.
It was "enfeebled by a chronic lack of purpose".
His late work is nevertheless gorgeous, not enfeebled or diminished.
Does an already enfeebled eurozone really want that?
