Sentence examples for making it weak from inspiring English sources

In solutions made of acid dilutions the positive loads in them interact with the negatively charged residues of macromolecules on the cell surface of microorganisms, supposedly competing against the Ca+2 for the electronegative sites in the membrane, but without conferring dimensional stability, compromising the membrane integrity and making it weak [ 75].

This tree could be suffering from a fungus or virus, making it weak.

If you continue to stretch a rubber band to its limit, you're losing some of that elasticity and making it weaker.

When a charter school opens, public money, along with motivated students and their parents, leaves the district school, making it weaker than before.

So that federalising Ukraine, far from making it weaker and more likely to fracture, could actually help keep it together.

It can also thin the nail making it weaker and minimising growth.

You are making it weaker, so bleaching coupled with blow drying and styling can really harm your hair.

You integrate it with cream; you make it weak.

But the lack of involvement of the authorities and the public could make it weak.

'They make it weak over there so they can drink it all the time.' 'I don't feel we're getting anywhere,' says Iris.

It's the Mac OS X I know and love, but with more of the things that make it weak and strange engineered away.