Sentence examples for more weakening from inspiring English sources

"We're stuck with a worry that we're headed for more weakening," said Quincy Krosby, the chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.

Moreover, this is already more weakening than scientifically expected — and could be the beginning of a further slowdown that could have great consequences.

"The Highlands is the most important environmental bill facing New Jersey right now, and every time it gets delayed, there are more amendments and more weakening," Mr. Tittel said.

Expect more weakening of the greenback?

S-type asteroids exhibit more overall depletion and reddening of spectra, and more weakening of absorption bands relative to ordinary chondrites.

The legacy of Karl Rove is a weakened Republican Party, and ironically, a conservative movement he helped give voice to is all the more weakened.

The local stock markets have soared after the announcement from the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the yen has once more weakened sharply against the currencies of major trading rivals in Asia and in Europe.

But however painful Europe's burdens are for the French, the country would feel even more weakened and reduced than it already does if it were obliged to once again fend for itself, as merely one country among others in Europe.

One explanation for this could be that patients with tumor progression may be more weakened by an ICU stay, and thus, further cancer therapy might be deemed too intense for them.

Masons used more sand, weakening the bricks.

His docile board of directors will be shamed into becoming more assertive, weakening his rule.