Sentence examples for how weakening from inspiring English sources

Obama should tell in vivid, concrete terms how weakening the federal govt's elder support will drastically affect people of all ages in every stage of life.

It was dictated just before John's death, and is thought to indicate how weakened he was because, instead of spelling out exactly how his possessions should be distributed, he left the decisions to his close advisers.

It is, perhaps, an indication of how weakened the parliamentary Labour party (PLP) has become that the only fight left is for the election of the shadow cabinet by MPs.

You cannot see him and will never know how weakened he too has become.

How does weakening our grip on hell also weaken a rigorous doctrine of human freedom?

It explained how normally the magic force (immunity cells) in their bodies could fight the germs and how HIV weakened that magic force by using them to replicate themselves in the body.

A complaint about another Op-Ed piece ("How to Weaken the Power of Foreign Oil," Sept. 21), by Robert C. McFarlane, a national security adviser under Ronald Reagan, and R. James Woolsey, a former Central Intelligence Agency director, presented a bit more complexity.

"For the first time in America, companies who want to provide their customers with stronger security would not have that choice – they would be required to decide how to weaken their products to make you less safe".

I see no mention of Richard Fisher and Harvey Rosenblum of the Dallas Fed, who explain clearly how megabanks weaken the effectiveness of monetary policy and undermine United States influence over all aspects of our financial system (a direct counter to one main point of the Hamilton Place Strategies paper).

How has weakened consumer spending affected peoples' appetite for chocolate?

In the next section, we will show how to weaken the uniform convexity property when we assume that X is a vector space.