Sentence examples similar to weakened breach from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brennan acknowledged that the political turmoil in the Middle East in the past three months had breached or weakened counterterrorism cooperation among some Arab countries.
Baden's Imperial troops (now supported by eight of Marlborough's reserve battalions), easily breached these weakened defences, defeated the two battalions of infantry and a handful of cavalry still defending the area, and were able to form up at the foot of the Schellenberg, interposing themselves between d'Arco and the town.
The difficulty is that it was France and Germany — the two countries behind the latest declaration — that weakened the pact when they breached the deficit limit of 3 percent of gross domestic product for the third successive year in 2003.
As the dollar weakened, oil prices rose sharply to breach $80 for the first time since October 2008, settling at $81.37, setting the stage for higher gasoline prices in the United States.
In a video released on Wednesday by the territorial government, the lake can be seen breaching a retaining wall weakened by thawing permafrost and dumping half its contents in a waterfall nearly five stories tall.
In addition to fallout from turmoil in New York and declining oil prices, the Russian market has been weakened by poor corporate governance standards here and investor concerns about a breach in relations with the West after the war in Georgia.
Poor maintenance of the embankments, illegal breaching by saltwater shrimp farmers, and river erosion had already weakened the structural condition of coastal and riverine barriers (Tada 2011).
In other words, as security expert Jonathan Zdziarski remarked, the FBI "has weakened their recommended standards [and] best practices to intentionally leave you vulnerable to security breaches".
Inflation has also weakened.
