Sentence examples for weaken through from inspiring English sources

"I think general merchandise sales are likely to weaken through the end of the year," he added.

There is A. Gary Shilling & Company, a consulting firm in Springfield, N.J., which argues that the economy will weaken through the rest of the year.

What is unusual is the administration's decision to use this litigation as an excuse to weaken, through settlement talks, popular rules that it would prefer not to attack directly.

Wall Street had begun to weaken through the summer months and was particularly weak on the Friday before "Black Monday".

Rents and occupancy in virtually all types of commercial buildings will continue to weaken through at least the first half of 2009.

Dow Chemical also warned that the United States economy would continue to weaken through the rest of 2008, and high crude prices made the outlook for the global economy also look uncertain.

Therefore, the cells are weakened through decreased efficiency in producing energy for their own survival.

Isis leaders believe that European societies are easily weakened through savagery.

Now, economists are debating how strong the recovery really is, given that the job reports have weakened through the year.

Those norms, weakened through time, could be reinforced with pay gap disclosure, but only if politicians and regulators find the courage to follow through.

However, administrative controls – provided by national officials being sent into local authorities – were weakened through a notion of unrestricted local autonomy.