Sentence examples for weaken from from inspiring English sources

The report was far worse than economists expected, and signaled that the labor market could be starting to weaken from a downturn in housing and the global credit turmoil.

As the economy continues to weaken from problems in the housing and credit markets, you can expect to hear more about foreigners stealing American jobs, regardless of the true merits of the case.

But if he does nothing, the regime will stay in place, the country will continue to grow poorer, and legions of Zimbabweans will continue to weaken from hunger and succumb to the diseases of poverty.Outsiders could do more to help.

The jobless data suggests "that wage growth is set to weaken from already low rates" and further depress consumer spending, which has already been hurt by government austerity measures, wrote Jennifer McKeown, an economist at Capital Economics in London, in a research note.

But as the images loop by his connecting powers weaken from the massage.

After attaining maximum sustained winds of 45 mph (75 km/h), the storm began to weaken from interaction with the high terrain of Hispaniola.

The republican party has appeared to have weakened from it's 'traditional' platform.

Hearns was weakening from the effort of boxing on the retreat but still throwing bombs.

If the opposition weakens from its defeat, the change might win the necessary popular approval.

The Australian dollar has weakened from US80.9c in January to roughly US70.77c this week.

A number of eventual presidents, including Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, emerged weakened from their nomination battles.