Sentence examples for rapid weakening from inspiring English sources

Xerox cited soft currency exchange rates and the rapid weakening of Russian and eastern European economies.

The studies are now being repeated in five more areas,Seemingly trivial, such trends in fact describe a rapid weakening of caste identity, says Mr Prasad.

In a conference call with Wall Street analysts on Wednesday, Mr. Schultz said the new cuts were necessary because of the unprecedented dip in consumer confidence and the rapid weakening of the economy "by virtually all statistical measures".

Subsequently encountering cooler waters and stable air, rapid weakening began.

Rapid weakening took place as the storm moved further inland.

Rapid weakening ensued once the cyclone moved onshore.

In the hours after landfall, Kathy rapid weakened, no longer retaining gale-force winds once 200 km away from the Gulf on 23 March.

We explain that all these countries have gone through four identified phases of goodwill accounting, classified as (1) "static" (immediate or rapid expensing), (2) "weakened static" (write-off against equity), (3) "dynamic" (recognition with amortization over a long period) and (4) "actuarial" (recognition without amortization but with impairment if necessary).

For HCB and βHCH, however, associations with rapid growth were weakened and not significant after adjusting for DDE (Table 3).

Elida's rapid intensification and unsteady weakening after reaching its peak intensity caused large errors in the intensity forecasting of the hurricane.

Recent numerical modeling considering the rate- and state-dependent friction constitutive law, and high-velocity weakening due to rapid shear heating of pore fluids, has revealed that unstable slip occurs even in fault segments where velocity-strengthening occurs at low slip rates (Shibazaki et al. 2011; Noda and Lapusta 2013).