Sentence examples for stop weakening from inspiring English sources

With pollution from power plants causing nearly 24,000 premature deaths and more than half a million asthma attacks each year in the United States, the Bush administration should stop weakening clean air protections and enforce the law.

A Plea to Washington (By Reuters) -- Top executives of the Big Three auto manufacturers have sent a rare joint letter to the White House, asking President Bush to appeal to the Japanese government to stop weakening the yen to lift the profits of Japanese automakers, industry officials said yesterday.

Most political observers agree on two things: The economy will be one of the major defining topics in this year's presidential campaign, and probably the overwhelming one; and to boost his re-election prospects, President Obama needs it to stop weakening ­ if not improve (as reflected in robust job creation, higher labor income, and enhanced consumer and business confidence).

They surge, stop, weaken and fade into insignificance after 20 years or so.

New Jersey appears to have stopped weakening, but there are few signs of a rebound, the economists said.

"Japan's economy has stopped weakening and has shown some signs of picking up," the Bank of Japan said in its economic report.

The cyclone stopped weakening, and the eye began redeveloping.

Tropical storm Douglas briefly stopped weakening as convection increased, only to fade away again hours later.

The newly formed eye began to shrink and deteriorate through the early afternoon, but Hernan briefly stopped weakening.

"The decision was taken we would not move the sett, as they will just come back, so we needed to stop them weakening the bank," he said.

It said the attack "won't stop or weaken the will of the battalion".