Sentence examples for sudden weakening from inspiring English sources

At places like the Bermuda Rise, where the Atlantic conveyor belt is typically strong, little protactinium ends up in the sediments except for four instances when the ratio to thorium rose sharply in a matter of decades to centuries, indicating the AMOC's sudden weakening.

The declines in exports reflect a sudden weakening of orders.

"A sudden weakening of the dollar could stifle a fledging European recovery".

Both assertions are now looking rather doubtful.A barrage of data for August pointed to a sudden weakening in growth, catching many analysts and investors by surprise.

The sudden weakening of studio control over production (the result of court battles) gave independent producers, many of whom were very sympathetic to artistically original directors, a much freer hand.

Elsewhere, a proposed marriage of Deutsche Bank and Lloyds TSB apparently foundered because of a disagreement over where a merged group's headquarters should be.Maybe it needs a shock, like the sudden weakening of a desirable target bank, to get consolidation in Europe going.

A sudden further weakening of the zloty, or sharply higher interest rates in Switzerland, are among the few potentially big risks to the banking system, says Pawel Uszko of SNL Financial, a business-intelligence firm.But SNL's underlying numbers show Poland's banks in good shape.

In another instance, a young man developed cardiac abnormalities similar to those seen in Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, characterized by a sudden temporary weakening of the myocardium.

Regardless of what weakened it, though, it was not rising temperatures that caused the sudden break up.

Grief comes in waves, paroxysms, sudden apprehensions that weaken the knees and blind the eyes and obliterate the dailiness of life.

Analysts attributed the sudden rise to a combination of a weakening economy and the end of severance payments for people whose layoffs were announced months ago.