Sentence examples for turn weakening from inspiring English sources

Commentators said it would help democratise the country, in turn weakening the role of the military.

Now Mr Carey's fall may deprive Mr Sweeney of the Teamsters' support, in turn weakening his clout in Washington.The effect on Mr Sweeney will be especially severe if other top unionists get embroiled in this scandal.

Most households in these rural areas are characterised by a high prevalence rate of sanitation-related diseases, which undermines their health, in turn weakening their ability work and invest.

In turn, weakening provision of quality, particularly associated with pedagogical practices and educational programs, is likely to have deleterious effects on children as high-quality teacher-child instructional interactions are associated with children's positive academic and social outcomes (Mashburn et al. 2008).

That in turn weakened the butterflies and lowered the number of eggs laid.

That loss of ozone, in turn, weakens our protection from ultraviolet radiation at Earth's surface.

"[D]ependency drains individual character, which in turn weakens American society.

These points seem to me connected — the companies would become interested if there were a market… but this would, in turn, weaken the fair use consideration.

However, the campaign against Islamic State in Iraq now makes it an impossible boast; that in turn weakens the political imperative of getting fully out of Afghanistan.

On the other hand, Gorbachev's policies deprived the Soviet Union of ideological enemies, which in turn weakened the hold of Soviet ideology over the people.

"Customers lack the information they need to choose the best deal and this, in turn, weakens the banks' incentives to compete.