Sentence examples for through weakening of from inspiring English sources

In addition, through weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Circulation and associated reduction in poleward oceanic heat transport, deglacial meltwater fluxes could have influenced the Northern hemispheric climate until 7,000 years B,P., and particularly during the 8.2 ka B.P. event28.

Similarly, sequential decrease and loss of editing in A. gambiae, through weakening of the ECS-editing site interaction to form poorer duplex RNA substrates for ADARs, could titrate in the edited form of the protein to the least advantageous level, or even an undetectable level.

Since the 18th century much of religious architecture has lost individuality and importance through the weakening of liturgical traditions.

The former runs through the diffusion of cultural norms, beliefs, and values founded on distrust, the latter through the weakening of trust-enforcing institutions.

The common thing about these leaders is that they have sustained themselves in power through the weakening of the democratic institutions of their countries particularly the Constitution and repression of political dissent.

It was an "order" based on the deregulation of business, the curtailment of welfare spending, and the generation of economic growth through the weakening of labor movements and the easing of taxation on the rich.

Meanwhile, in a society in which labor unions are constantly being weakened, the higher education labor force is similarly being -- in the term of the moment -- "flexibilized" through the weakening of tenure, that once ironclad guarantee of professorial lifetime employment, and the increased use of temporary adjunct faculty.

It fails more commonly through the gradual weakening of crucial institutions, such as the judiciary and the press.

Who knows, maybe that is the real aim, getting through a massive weakening of our security by the back door – it's certainly a more coherent thought than doing it to stop sexting.

Furthermore the speedy conquest of the Fortress Holland is to be facilitated through a deliberate weakening of the [air] power operated by Sixth Army".

Stead sees a continuum through the evolution – and weakening – of US unions.