Sentence examples for remarkable weakening from inspiring English sources
Polonium to PTA meetings in four years suggests a remarkable weakening in Russian intelligence capabilities, while Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Stay-at-Home Dad lacks that le Carré edge.
Temperature increase led to carbon diffusion from the S phase to the matrix, but a remarkable effect with consequent weakening of the surface hardened layer occurs only above the treatment temperature.
Demonstrating such grace after learning that he had a disease that had ended his career and was weakening him daily remains remarkable.
Remarkable things are worthy of remark, and trafficking counterfeit luxury goods undoubtedly weakens intellectual property rights and serves no viable function.
These numbers are remarkable against the backdrop of a yen that, though weakening against the dollar 16% this year, is just about where it was at the end of 2002.
There's a way to bolster the remarkable, still unbowed opposition movement in Iran as well as weaken the Revolutionary Guards' stranglehold on society and the economy.
Isaac is due to say: "Any proposed changes to human rights law must not weaken the protections we all enjoy, jeopardise our remarkable record of upholding human rights nor move the country backwards.
Until baronial dissensions weakened the monarchy in later years, the Latin kingdom showed remarkable vitality and ingenuity.
Results show that the enhancement effect of type I anti-stripping agents on adhesion was weakened after aging treatment, but anti-stripping agents exert no remarkable influence on cohesive strength under such treatment.
We conclude that despite its remarkable achievements over the past four decades, the Ramsar framework has several conceptual drawbacks that weaken its effectiveness in complex urban contexts.
–Weakening domestic demand and wage growth data called into question the momentum of Japans remarkable multiyear economic recovery (now going on nearly 60 months and the longest since the 1960s).
