Sentence examples for far from weakening from inspiring English sources

Adversity, far from weakening him, merely strengthens his resolve.

"Far from weakening our resolve to deliver our economic recovery plan, this decision redoubles it.

But far from weakening enforcement of antitrust regulations, settlements show the formidable power that European investigators have over companies.

The slowdown in China, far from weakening the global recovery, might actually help it become more durable.

Far from weakening the "executive presidency", as many have advocated, the reforms would in effect give Mr Rajapaksa some prime-ministerial trappings as well.

All the evidence of recent opinion polls is that far from weakening the SNP, devolution has strengthened it, and may give it the muscle to push for independence.

In "The Algerine Captive," Updike Underhill's faith, far from being weakened, is strengthened by his trials.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, far from being weakened by a tough primary season, was fortunate to have some inevitable problems disclosed sooner rather than later, in the view of Republicans who wish him well.

It is not the first time that the president has declared a state of emergency, but this is a clear admission that far from being weakened by the army offensive, the threat of the Islamist militants is growing, says the BBC's Will Ross in Lagos.

In addition, inmates serve their sentences in prisons far from their families, weakening ties that help prisoners stay clean after their release.

Far from wanting to weaken the UN, Mr Khalilzad says he wants it to become more involved in places like Afghanistan and Iraq (where he has served as ambassador), Darfur and Lebanon.