Sentence examples for increasingly weakening from inspiring English sources

Iran maintains its nuclear programme is solely peaceful, and its leaders have vowed to resist international sanctions that are increasingly weakening its economy.

But today, their productive activities are facing the increasingly weakening water resources in their area, and the difficulty to dispose of these resources.

He has also benefited from an increasingly weakened and fragmented Democratic caucus.

The property tax has been increasingly weakened by a variety of exemptions.

But Brennan's celebration of the Fourteenth Amendment is tempered by apprehension that the Supreme Court will increasingly weaken that "egalitarian revolution".

But negative examples – of which there are many – are discounted as falsificatory instances by astrology's followers, and thus the theory chugs on, undeterred, yet increasingly weakened.

And Democrats worry that Mr. Obama, hampered, too, by his own inexperience and dispassionate style, is increasingly weakened by what they fume is a party that fundamentally disrespects him and his office.

They increasingly weaken the interface but do not break the connection.

In Japan, Chinese character is still a practical tool (yet is increasingly weakened), while it has become a historical memory or a tool for tracing historical memories in Korea and Vietnam.

This unstable deformation, which according to the FE analyses was found to be an outgrowth of in-plane compression under the tool center, increasingly weakened the material by inducing corresponding increase in damage (quantified by stress triaxiality) with the decrease in the tool radius.

For almost a month he pulled his sledge across the Antarctic, crossing the second glacier, despite an illness that increasingly weakened him.