Sentence examples for heightening weakness from inspiring English sources

Today's losses are being driven by Appert's downgrade, says Brandon Dobell, analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, but reports on the education services provider's contingent bid to purchase inventory from the financially wrecked eToys may have been misinterpreted, thus heightening weakness.

We adopted a model of consent that engaged the remaining strengths of participants, rather than heightening their weakness, while ensuring their rights were protected with the professional assistance of advocates.

"Sharp U.S. dollar weakness heightens investor risk aversion, resulting in a sell-down of risky assets such as equities and buying of risk-free assets such as U.S. government bonds".

Statins, along with their cholesterol-lowering properties, can cause muscle pain and weakness; Norvasc heightens that risk.

The chairman, Larry Johnston, called the third quarter "a respectable performance in a period that was challenged by the combined effects of our country's continued economic weakness and heightened levels of competition in our industry".

With consumer spending starting to ease, growth in furniture sales is expected to slow to 2percentto3percentcenthis yearar, but analysts contend the bankruptcies speak more to heightened competition than to overall weakness in the industry.

She has a history of crumbling in big tournaments, earning a reputation for mental weakness when the pressure heightens.

Ventilation perfusion mismatch [ 12, 37], impaired diffusion of metabolic gases [ 38], respiratory muscle weakness [ 39], and heightened sensitivity of peripheral receptors [ 40, 41] have all been postulated as possible causes.

Renewed weakness in Asian markets, and heightened awareness that hostilities may break out again in Iraq, increased the jitters.

Concern over weakness in the telecommunications industry heightened yesterday as two large companies, Lucent Technologies and JDS Uniphase, prepared for additional job cuts.

Asian stocks were mostly lower Thursday on a fresh record high in oil prices, weakness in U.S. employment and heightened fears that stagflation will continue to damage company earnings and consumer spending.