Sentence examples for lead to a weakening from inspiring English sources

Privacy advocates said they feared that the delay would lead to a weakening of privacy protections.

Yet as Griffin notes, there are legitimate concerns that such a principle may lead to a weakening of standards.

He argues that the new openness will lead to a weakening of Islamists, Iran and the anti-Israel forces.

Such patterns, if lasting, could lead to a weakening of the political power of religious leaders in Iraq.

And we fear this may lead to a weakening of the directives, with potentially disastrous consequences for many threatened species".

Stripping the prime minister of powers, he said, "would lead to a weakening of control over the country, and those responsible will be blamed for its collapse".

FIV infection in cougars can lead to a weakened immune system that creates opportunities for other infecting agents.

By school age the immediate effects tend to fade, but long-term, early childhood anemia impairs physical and cognitive development, can lead to a weakened immune system and is sometimes fatal.

This will lead to a weakened ability to repay, creating a vicious cycle that hurts the financial sector and the credit ratings of the borrowers".

No episode of opportunistic infection was observed in either group, suggesting that therapeutic depletion of large numbers of leucocytes by GMA might not lead to a weakened immune function.

The erosion of establishment has led to a weakening of the Church's uneasy theological alliance.