Sentence examples for weakened hand from inspiring English sources
Ulnar neuropathy at the elbow is the second most frequent focal peripheral neuropathy of the upper limb, usually presenting with tingling and paraesthesia in the little and ring fingers and weakened hand grip.
The UK's weakened hand is most obvious in the debate over Hill's successor.
Baghdad not only has a weakened hand, but the demographics in the province and realities on the ground considerably favour the Kurds.
Under any circumstances, Netanyahu will play with a weakened hand as President Obama will be less concerned with domestic pressure in support of Israel.
In some sports, it's the result of weakened hand-eye coördination.
Moscow's decision to boost its military investment in Syria has been seen as an assertive foray into the Middle East as well as an indication of the weakening hand of Assad's forces.
This has weakened its hand in stopping the advance of Russian backed Syrian troops in Aleppo.
It has weakened its hand on both fronts.The ECB's reasoning will rest in part on its assessment of the health of Greek banks.
As such, they are the first to register any change in the wind.If globalisation has weakened the hand of central banks, so has financial innovation.
America's weakened negotiating hand meant that North Korea could evade proper checks that it was keeping its non-nuclear promises and carry on cheating.
The election of François Hollande as France's president in 2012 was supposed to tilt Europe in a more growth-friendly direction, but the country's structural weaknesses and his own missteps have weakened his hand.
