Sentence examples for growing weakness from inspiring English sources

His growing weakness reduces his usefulness still further.

As a result, there is now growing weakness in sales of high-volume consumer goods.

Cardinal O'Connor had been experiencing a growing weakness over the past month and a half.

These are signs of alarm at the growing weakness of Chinese exports.

Greg Couch writes on Foxsports.com that Emmert's performances only highlighted the N.C.A.A.'s growing weakness and potential demise.

Attalus I (241 197) took advantage of the growing weakness of the Seleucid kingdom to further expand his influence.

"We must spot new or growing weaknesses in our election system, and fix them before they turn into a problem like Tower Hamlets," he said.

Rather than deal purposefully with this changing economic landscape with useful policies encouraging the growth of other industries, our government spent decades papering over the growing weaknesses by allowing the financial sector to run amok, creating "growth" based on bubbles.

But her centre-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has growing weaknesses, as Hamburg, one of Germany's 16 federal states, showed on February 15th.The CDU was the big loser in a regional election that had several winners.

However, to accept that the crux economic problem today is actually a lack of effective local and global demand, a situation that exists in spite of huge unmet needs (especially in the poorest communities), would further expose to the poor the fundamental and growing weaknesses of capitalism and markets.

And, as the EU faces nationalist challenges, it is ironic that its difficulties are exacerbated by the growing weaknesses of national welfare states run on the bases of market logics.