Sentence examples for weaken because of from inspiring English sources

But some analysts warned that industry profits over all would weaken because of higher oil prices.

"You want turnover, because if bone is not replaced over 30 years, it can weaken because of microscopic damage.

Analysts attributed the drop to the general weakness in the stock markets yesterday and to investors' anxiety that technology advertising could weaken because of the recent slide in Nasdaq share prices.

Nonresidential activity had been an island of strength in the midst of the steep downturn in housing, but that area has begun to weaken because of the severe credit squeeze, which is making it harder for developers to get financing.

Although sea temperatures were relatively cold, Otto did not quickly weaken, because of low wind shear.

Douglas then began to weaken because of interaction with the mountainous terrain of Mexico.

But Mr. Gladden acknowledged that demand for Dell's products weakened because of the economy.

And yet "the government has been weakened" because of them, he said.

That form of meningitis is a common illness in people whose immune systems are weakening because of H.I.V. infection.

So really four of our lines of defence are being weakened because of cuts and we're in a pickle".

The company also said its Hoover vacuum business had weakened because of stiff competition for bagless upright vacuums.