Sentence examples for prolonged weakening from inspiring English sources

Infection leads to a prolonged weakening of the immune system, and most deaths are due to secondary bacterial or viral infections.

Unfortunately for Obama, however, it is also easy to demonstrate that the modesty of his administration's policies -- his failure to simulate enough or to reform housing policy sufficiently radically -- has indeed helped to prolong unemployment and weaken consumer demand.

Certainly, prolonged high oil prices could weaken America's economy.

During prolonged heating the solution color weakened and a yellowish white precipitate was formed.

Due to the large dimension of the nanopore, the adsorption and desorption phenomenon of proteins observed with a prolonged dwell time has been weakened in our work.

This is usually a short-term step since prolonged use of a boot can weaken calf muscles.[21].[21]

Despite more free space in our large nanopore, the adsorption and desorption phenomenon of proteins has also been detected with a prolonged dwell time, but it is greatly weakened compared with small nanopore cases.

It will now be up to the White House to make sure that American involvement neither prolongs war nor weakens democracy.

Ms. Rosenstein said the museum has rejected the union's demand for an agency shop because the museum wants to prolong the strike to weaken the union.

It's as if the international community wants to prolong the conflict, to weaken and destroy the country".

Because a part of melted slurry drained out of the snow-melting region, the capillary effect in the snow layer tended to be weakened, thereby prolonging the total snow-melting time.