Sentence examples for has certainly weakened from inspiring English sources

"American opposition has certainly weakened the court, but it cannot at this point derail the institution or prevent it from starting business," a senior European diplomat here said.

Yahoo's position has certainly weakened over the past year as repeated delays to the roll-out of its new advertising platform Panama have sent its shares into freefall.

Perhaps in the end it will, but it will demand some kind of price, and the fact is that, whether or not the Lewinsky saga distracted the president, it has certainly weakened his ability to bargain.He wants Richard Holbrooke to be his new UN ambassador but, because some potential conflict-of-interest questions hang over Mr Holbrooke, he dares not send him for confirmation by the Senate.

This World Cup has certainly weakened his position, but it is likely that he will be judged on the forthcoming Ashes series.

And they have certainly weakened America abroad.

And the case has certainly been weakened even further by the UK Statistics Authority's intervention and what amounts to a clarion call for transparency.

Obama has certainly been weakened by these attacks.

Brixton has certainly struggled.

That has certainly changed.

Treasury has certainly aided this process in that Secretaries O'Neill and Snow mocked or questioned the importance of a strong dollar, while Secretary Paulson has made plain his desire to see the dollar weaken through his jawboning of China.

Barcelona's play, in unison with the Spanish national side, has been hypnotic to behold, and injuries including to Lionel Messi certainly weakened it against Munich.