Sentence examples for have a weakening from inspiring English sources

And once again we have a weakening economy coupled with rising inflation, again thanks in large part to a surge in oil prices.

The real pity is that over time many, too many, families struggle with a growing number of family members who have a weakening attachment to the long-term vision and, instead, have a growing interest in short-term profit maximisation and pay outs, just like the public company.

"Here they have a weakening economy, a growing deficit, a falling stock market and corporate crimes, and they can't get any traction against the party of big business," said Marshall Wittmann, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, a conservative research organization.

(Social conditioning is a powerful sedative when it comes to radical change. In the 17th century, rocking the cradle was said to have a weakening effect on men not all that different from the message my dad was given 200 years later).

Beyond this range, the impacts of the distance and the voltage on the electrostatic force have a weakening trend.

"That's amazing, especially given the fact that we have a weakening economy and you have all the lenders out there saying their delinquencies are rising," says Vincioquerra.

The health board said those most at risk include pregnant women and people who have a weakened immune system.

It is particularly a problem in hospitals as the bacteria can spread, and many patients could be taking antibiotics or have a weakened immune system.

However, we still have a weakened form of logical omniscience: the beliefs of an agent are closed under the weaker paraconsistent-relevant logic at issue.

Those most susceptible to MRSA have a weakened immune system from either wounds, illness or surgery.

Cynthia Sass, RD, Health's contributing nutrition editor, recommends that clients who are pregnant, are trying to get pregnant, or have a weakened immune system avoid raw fish.