Sentence examples for subsequent weakness from inspiring English sources

The subsequent weakness of secular reform politicians made it that much easier for conservative religious militants, with their anti-American slogans, to consolidate power after the 1979 revolution.

Such a loss of people, together with the devastating warfare and raiding associated with it, was the major cause of the subsequent weakness and decline of African societies.

"We do not believe that over-reliance on dissident and émigré sources was a major cause of subsequent weakness in the human intelligence relied on" by Britain, the report said.

Over the past four years, the tax take has fallen by 1.2 percentage points of GDP despite a tax-raising budget in 2002.Both the initial strength of tax revenues and their subsequent weakness came as a surprise to Mr Brown and his officials.

Muscle wasting is a major contributor to this disability, occurring early and rapidly during critical illness, with the subsequent weakness associated with delayed weaning and prolonged hospital stay.

Muscle wasting is a major contributor to this disability, occurring early and rapidly during critical illness [ 3], with the subsequent weakness associated with delayed weaning and prolonged hospital stay [ 4].

Injuries to these ligaments can lead to symptomatic joint instability with subsequent pain, weakness and arthritis if ignored.

Degeneration of motor neurons and subsequent muscle weakness are also associated with CMT2B (20).

This increase in ROS and imbalance in the cytokine profile can further disrupt the balance between muscle synthesis and proteolysis, with a net loss of muscle protein and subsequent muscle weakness [ 38, 39].

THE recession of 2008-09 was remarkable in rich countries for its intensity, the subsequent recovery for its weakness.

Frailty is thought to lead to disability and subsequent falls due to weakness and low endurance.