Sentence examples for enfeeblement from inspiring English sources

Yet even there the likely immediate outcome of the euro zone's crisis is the enfeeblement of an already weak recovery, rather than a sudden slump.

Faced with years of austerity, Britain is unlikely to reverse that enfeeblement.

At the same time, he savours the apparent enfeeblement of America, as it flounders in Afghanistan and fails to pacify Iraq.

But the answer is to improve the research behind the rankings, not to suppress them.Second, an enfeeblement of "Doing Business" would cast doubt on Mr Kim's commitment to the bank's research.

The answer lies in the recent enfeeblement of Iran's theocratic government, and the virulence of George Bush's aversion to it.

Having stepped on to the world stage as a figure who impressed by his good looks and athletic prowess, he abandoned it in a state of deliberately publicised enfeeblement and pain.

As the European economy continues its enfeeblement, and Scotland is designated a pastoral, wind-turbine, fuel-poverty utopia, is there not some strategic shift in potential military operations being underwritten?

In those two essays, he describes the "entropy" of life under Communist oppression, the myriad everyday means by which every man and woman is "subjected to a prolonged and thorough process of violation, enfeeblement and anesthesia".

Kosik, a sixty-two-year-old with baby-blue eyes and thinning hair, told me that he'd like to attract more people in their forties and fifties, which he regards as the optimal age for thwarting cerebral enfeeblement.

One is early and precipitately, with an old age of enfeeblement and dependence, sustained primarily by nursing homes and hospitals.

He is a warning voice against spiritual enfeeblement, in the apocalyptic vein of D. H. Lawrence.