With Mr. Bush in the White House, labor is likely to see its hand weakened even further on trade matters.
On the other hand, weakening consumer credit in America and uncertainty over its exposure to off-balance-sheet assets will add to the subprime worries.
The annual and the quasi-biennial oscillations, on the other hand, weakened towards midnight, and their amplitudes increased during the post-midnight hours.
On the other hand, weakening foreign demand could make the economy even more dependent on low interest rates, thus dimming hopes for higher rates on savings accounts anytime soon.
His hand weakens with new disclosures, including Wednesday's New York Times report that Trump sexually assaulted two women, as well as a CBS story saying Trump looked at a 10-year-old girl in 1992 and said, "I am going to be dating her in 10 years".
Backed by a two-thirds majority in Parliament, Mr. Orban has passed a flurry of laws that have concentrated power in his hands, weakened competing institutions like the central bank and alienated international lenders as well as an increasing number of Hungarians.
Decreased glutathione peroxidase and superoxide dismutase activity in brain of prion-infected mice and prion-infected cells in vitro have, as mentioned, been seen to precede or accompany the clinical signs of experimental infection in the animals on the one hand and weaken the resistence of the infected cells to reactive oxygen species on the other hand [ 6, 7].
Developing a more robust package of carrots and sticks — rolled out multilaterally when possible, unilaterally if necessary — would strengthen America's diplomatic hand, not weaken it.
Sensing that his hand would weaken after the middle of the session, he said, he pushed through most of his policy ideas before the end of March.
Ironically, the nationalist negotiating hand is weakened by an existing symbol of nationhood – the distinct sterling notes issued by the Scottish banks.
