Sentence examples for may further weaken from inspiring English sources

Interest rates are expected to keep falling; though this may further weaken the rand, it should help South Africa's exports.All this, along with plans to spend 787 billion rand ($79 billion) on infrastructure, including preparations for hosting next year's World Cup for football, may, with a bit of luck, let the economy pick itself up fairly fast once the world crisis begins to pass.

Too much pushback, or attempts to make changes, may further weaken regulations, he said, or worse: "The whole deal could fall apart and we get nothing".

The renewed impasse with may further weaken Rouhani's efforts to attract foreign investors to Iran, particularly if it slows the implementation of the deals for 80 Boeing jets and 100 Airbus struck last year.

The attack, just days after a U.N. Security Council visit to Kabul to allow senior representatives of member states to assess the situation in Afghanistan, may further weaken confidence in the government.

This view may further weaken the already neglected field of mental health care by governments.

Decreased protein aggregation caused by teriflunomide may further weaken the interaction between T cells and antigen-presenting cells [ 74].

The Prime Minister Theresa's May's announcement on sunday that she will trigger article 50 by the end of March 2017 may also further weaken sterling.

That may have further weakened the economy last year, he said.

Ironically, decades of dominance may have further weakened the communal identity; Assad père et fils have always striven to narrow the perceived difference between Alawism and mainstream Islam as a way of legitimizing their regime.

It is believed that dam overtopping was the primary cause of the Dadu river landslide dam failure, although aftershocks may have further weakened the embankment.

Similarly for (P.4d), which may be further weakened or strengthened by tampering with the parthood predicates occurring in the antecedent and in the consequent.