Sentence examples for has grown weaker from inspiring English sources
The allure of his words has grown weaker".This matters.
If anything, the industry has grown weaker since Mr. Bush's election.
That, of course, is just the relation that has grown weaker in their fans.
While gospel has revved up Lone Justice's music, the band's songwriting has grown weaker.
Yet Mr. Karzai's government has grown weaker, and Taliban and Qaeda extremists have reorganized in Kandahar and other Pashtun strongholds.
Mr. Assad's position is stronger, and the rebellion has grown weaker, more fragmented and more dominated by Islamic radical factions.
Government services are almost back to normal, the pro-democracy movement has grown weak and divided, and the protests, suppressed by the police, have almost fizzled out.
"You can imagine that after 19 days of refusing to take food, he has grown weak," said a tribunal spokesman, Refik Hodzic.
Get real; we're too wee, too poor, that shite's for Wembley or the movies.' One way of describing what's happening now is to say that the reaction of these inhibitor cells has grown weak and erratic.
Although he has grown weak from the hunger strike, he is using his time in prison to document the stories of his cellmates, ranging from Muslim Brotherhood leaders to street vendors who sold tea at the Rabaa el Adaweya encampment.
The archbishop was moved away from his current job, which includes oversight over questions of bio-ethics, and put in charge of a new agency with responsibility for "evangelization": reinvigorating the faith in places like Europe where it has grown weak.It was the second time in a week the Pope has sent a signal that on balance gives comfort to the most conservative elements in the church.
