Sentence examples for problem has weakened from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, this is true for many European countries, and that co-ordination problem has weakened Europe's response to Russian aggression.One of the more interesting shifts in Dutch politics to come out of the MH17 disaster has been a tangential one: Dutch conservatives have shifted noticeably towards sustainable energy as a way of ending dependence on Russian fossil fuels.

Blaming government--and public employees--for society's problems has weakened democratic control over public goods and services and helped expand corporate power through privatization.

Large American trade deficits and other problems have weakened its appeal.

VILLARD-DE-LANS, FRANCE, JUNE 8 -- In a charming chalet facing the still-snow-covered Alps, a reflective Lance Armstrong concedes that aches and pains and marital problems have weakened him in his pursuit of a fifth straight Tour de France.

She argued that the tendency to centralize and professionalize management throughout the 20th century had deprived ordinary people of opportunities to learn from experience, and thus our capacity to address collective action problems had weakened.

For example, the Main Pyramid presents serious stability problems, indicating that the infill has weakened, producing cracks threatening long-term pyramid integrity.

While demand for communications equipment has weakened because of problems at several small communications companies, larger companies like AT&T and Verizon Communications continue to make significant purchases.

Brown's back problem requires daily maintenance, and Hernandez's shoulder has weakened after a brilliant two-month run.

But the problem with the blueprint, like the Saw blueprint, is that familiarity has weakened it.

The failure of authorities to adopt an all-stakeholder approach for designing appropriate resource policies has weakened the sector's productivity and created new problems.

Consumer spending has weakened.