Sentence examples for inevitable weakening from inspiring English sources

Its inevitable weakening, due to a complex combination of psychological, sociological, economic, and political factors, which Ibn Khaldūn analyzes with consummate skill, heralds the decline of a dynasty or empire and prepares the way for a new one, based on a group bound by a stronger cohesive force.

The added bonus for the Saudis is also the inevitable weakening of Hezbollah in Lebanon, signs of which are already on display.

SIFIs must be broken up and simplified, Hoenig said, not just to avoid the inevitable weakening of standards and reemergence of timid regulators, but also because they're un-American.

Their failures — glaring if perhaps inevitable — weaken the broader faith in federal competence.

This will inevitable weaken the ability of the country to keep its leading position.

Perhaps the termination of the chain was inevitable, but the weakening economy and the recent entry of Kohl's in the New York marketplace made the need for action more pressing, retail analysts said.

In youth, Arthur's constant refrain was a variation on the saying "It's a great life if you don't weaken"; Birthday shows us that weakening is inevitable, but not always fatal.

Some of this weakening was inevitable: Our extraordinary post-cold-war dominance couldn't last forever, and the rise of rival powers is a phenomenon to be managed rather than resisted.

The reemergence of purely melodic-rhythmic forces as major determinants of musical form in the Expressionist works of Arnold Schoenberg and his school prior to World War I was a logical, perhaps inevitable consequence of the weakening of tonal centres in 19th-century post-Romantic music.

The question is whether the seemingly inevitable pushback will result in a significant weakening in the commitment to compliance.

In the longer term, however, a broad weakening of the dollar is almost inevitable, according to Michael Gregory, an economist at Lehman Brothers.