Sentence examples for it gets weaker from inspiring English sources

But like most metals, it gets weaker as it gets hotter, losing up to 50% of its strength by the time it reaches 700C.

Every metre that an analogue electrical signal travels along a wire, it gets weaker and suffers more from random fluctuations, known as noise, in the materials around it.

I decide to jump ahead of the storm to check out the hail and wind, but as I rush down the I-29 interstate it gets weaker and more linear, and it really doesn't look like it's got anything left in it, so I figure it's not a bad time to call it a day.

If anyone knew that you were preparing it they would come to you and ask for some of it, or sometimes they would even help you get all the ingredients, so they could get some of the first distillation--the first one is the best, then it gets weaker.

What I know is relaxation is a muscle that needs to be strengthened; when left unattended, it gets weak, just like your abs.

'I celebrate myself' became 'I celebrate myself, and sing myself.' It got weaker and weaker the more he potchked around with it," he said, summoning up a decidedly un-Whitmanesque image.

"I've had a few rounds where it got weak at the end.

Frontier Airlines, on which one of the sick nurses flew with a low fever, has adopted a more reasonable tact: directing passengers on relevant flights to the CDC, scrubbing the plane with extra assiduity and reminding people that Ebola is not airborne, and probably never will be (when a virus mutates it almost always gets weaker or less infectious).

As I chose to push through it, the resistance gets weaker with every step, yet each step I take gets more and more so the bolder.

The assumption is that if China buys natural-gas and oil reserves it gets stronger and America gets weaker.

But the electrical current gets weaker as it moves, so if your foot starts to tingle, you may still be able to step back quickly to where it's safe.