Sentence examples similar to started to weakened from inspiring English sources

But housing has started to weaken.

In the New Year, she started to weaken.

Yet since Paraguay became a democracy in 1989, the Colorados' grip has started to weaken.

Relative calm was restored to markets in March when the dollar started to weaken.

The weak result suggests that exports, one of the few drivers of growth, have started to weaken.

Global stocks, both the futures and in the physical market, started to weaken when the votes started hinting that Trump might get close.

Then the Democrats started to weaken the conservative southerners who controlled Senate committees, and the Republicans started to vote out moderates like Jacob Javits.

The guys behind us," referring to the other players at the meeting who attended the news conference, "are extremely strident and they thought we had started to weaken".

Societe Generale analyst Wei Yao said: "The growth momentum has  started to weaken and we expect more deceleration ahead, as policymakers have moved to rein in credit growth".

Goldman's economists point out that during the 2000-02 global downturn, core inflation in G7 countries peaked more than a year after growth started to weaken.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported last week that the market for expensive apartments and houses has started to weaken in New York, as has consumer spending.