Sentence examples for really weakens from inspiring English sources

The combination of lining up with the United States on Iraq and saying no to the euro really weakens his hand in other European projects, like the new European constitution".

"It's easy for governments to dismiss human rights and say this is a western concept: but everything is totally different when you are there with people from the region – it really weakens the counter-argument," he says.

But is the economy really weakening or is this a momentary pause in an otherwise healthy process?

Meanwhile, his overall cultural strength is not really weakened and he easily absorbs the solemn, het-up RATM energy.

"In the atmosphere there is a bit of dry air around … that'll help to really pull it apart a bit and really weaken it.

Would increased sanctions really weaken Iranian hardliners as much as the integration of the country's isolated, restless entrepreneurs and professionals into the global system?

If I was symptomatic for a long period over time I found that I really weakened off and I'd notice the effects more.

But what's really weakened the power of brands is the Internet, which has given ordinary consumers easy access to expert reviews, user reviews, and detailed product data, in an array of categories.

But I am very much interested in what the federal government will be doing around climate change action, and around the environmental assessment procedures that have been really weakened under the Conservative government.

"I am very much interested in what the federal government will be doing around climate change action, and around the environmental assessment procedures that have been really weakened under the Conservative government," he says.

"Those things have really weakened, so they're kind of on their own.