Sentence examples for way weakening from inspiring English sources

The rate cut should also reduce cross-border speculation by making Brazilian assets less attractive, in that way weakening Brazil's currency.

Conservatives favor the policy for bringing the free-market element of reward and punishment to education, and, along the way, weakening the protection that unions afford teachers who are deemed to be underperforming.

Since genes involved in immunity related processes usually exhibit low levels of FST [ 4, 28], they are likely to be excluded by our procedure, in this way weakening the enrichment.

In contrast to introverts, people who are open and oriented toward contacts with other people (extroverts) may have more people in their environment who are ready to offer help in difficult situations, in this way weakening the negative effects of stress.

The latter does not in any way weaken their relationship with Britain.

"Leadership by the Party can only be strengthened and in no way weakened," he told the delegates.

However, today's events in no way weaken the government's long-term commitment to rebuilding Christchurch and surrounding areas".

To see some acknowledgement and condemnation of that from those leading the campaign would in no way weaken their cause.

One feels in them the power of a wonderfully acute, imaginative mind, pervaded yet in no way weakened by its owner's unhappiness.

This feeling of intense felicity was not in any way weakened by the fact that my choice may have been partially conditioned by biologic or social determinations outside which I don't see myself.

Truffaut had seduced Hitchcock into doing 30 hours of interviews by means of an imploring letter: "Since I have become a director myself, my admiration for you has in no way weakened; on the contrary, it has grown stronger and changed in nature.