Sentence examples for much weakening from inspiring English sources

In Congo Indian air support was cut because it cost too much, weakening the mission.The cash-strapped Western powers who foot most of the annual $6 billion or so that it costs to keep the peace in Africa are reluctant to pay more.

There is an ongoing debate among philosophical nationalists about how much weakening and compromising is still compatible with a stance's being nationalist at all.

Chain models with either much weakened local conformational propensities or much weakened favorable nonlocal interactions are significantly less cooperative than chain models with both strong local propensities and strong favorable nonlocal interactions.

So Gazprom is indeed in a much weakened position".

Piracy based in Algiers continued, though much weakened, until the French captured the city in 1830.

The move binds together two political forces that were much weakened by the tumult of the last six months.

"The military has been much weakened," he said in another interview, during a flight between campaign stops in late March.

The opposition parties that still support Mr. Milosevic were much weakened and represented little threat, he said.

Now the P.L.O. is negotiating with Israel, and its own dissident factions, while relying on Syria, are much weakened.

Inbred animals do not often die of obvious genetic disease, but their parenthood can much weaken them.

But the movement, much weakened since it helped topple an elected president in 2000, is unlikely seriously to threaten his government.