Sentence examples for has emerged weaker from inspiring English sources

Yet the energy union has emerged weaker than it might have been.

By dithering, he has emerged weaker and Mr Fillon stronger.Much of the rest of the new team is anything but.

The Catalan president leading the region's most determined bid for independence in decades has emerged much weaker from elections he called to press for a referendum on breaking away from Spain.

The multistep paradigm that has emerged invokes weak interactions by selectins that allow leukocyte rolling on vascular endothelium that initiates an adhesion cascade.

And, now that the three official debates are over and Mr. Gore has emerged in a weaker position than when he went into them, gone is his constant clamor for two or three debates a week.

The prime minister's home state of NSW has emerged as the weakest link for the Coalition and the state where the most seats could change hands, but the ALP's push to claim as many as 11 Queensland seats of the 21 required for Labor to form government is flagging.

"She has emerged as a weak front-runner," Devine said.

Over the last year, Xinjiang has emerged as a prominent weak spot in the system of Chinese authoritarian control, with ethnic tensions at a constant boil.

Despite support for the TPB, the normative component of the model, which reflects social pressure from significant others to perform the behaviour [ 15], has emerged consistently as the weakest predictor of sun protective intentions [ 6, 19], a trend which concurs with previous meta-analytic research [ 17].

Each has emerged from the election ordeal weaker in the eyes of the public and their own parties.

But for untold millions worldwide, the weak dollar has emerged as a troubling dark spot.