Sentence examples for risk weakening from inspiring English sources
The committee's report raises concerns that it says collectively risk weakening the system of parliamentary accountability for safeguarding taxpayers' money, at a crucial time when budgets are falling.
"Doing more at this time could create too much inflation risk, and doing less could risk weakening an already slow expansion and causing an unwelcome disinflation".
It has also been an election that in Conservative-supporting newspapers, and sometimes in the words of senior Tories themselves, has been conducted in ways that risk weakening the glue that binds the nation together.
The Democrat candidates have not aggressively used attack ads on the Web, although they have used Mr. Bush as a target on television instead of confronting each other, which could risk weakening the party's chances of gaining the White House.
"We know that many disabled people are genuinely frightened about any changes which risk weakening the protection offered by existing law and which could effectively create legislation by the back door".
In pushing a constitutional vision of autonomous individuals divested of location in larger social settings, liberals risk weakening the communal values and institutions that best afford our most disadvantaged the chance for a good life.
Or risk weakened, dented, or even broken nails.
In conclusion, independently of BMI at age seven years, birth weights below 3.4 kg are inversely related to the risk of CHD in adult life, whereas at birth weights above this level the risk weakens, and above 4 kg birth weight is not associated with the risk.
As a result, the accuracy of BMI as an indicator of adiposity decreases with increasing age, and its relationship with disease risk weakens (11, 12).
And this legislation risks weakening the peace process in one crucial way.
It will take more fighting to persuade them to negotiate, let alone submit to the Justice and Peace Law.And parapolitics risks weakening Mr Uribe's grip on Congress.
