Sentence examples for weakened often from inspiring English sources

But the collapse of the housing bubble and a drop in large-scale migration from other regions has weakened, often dramatically, these perennial successes.

Infected individuals are weakened, often for many years, causing economic loss, poverty, and social misery.

However, in multiple logistic regression analysis, particularly when HDL cholesterol is included, the strength of the apparent independent relationship between TG and CAD incidence is weakened often to the point of insignificance in individual trials.

A Justice Department spokesperson told the Huffington Post that the House bill "would create confusion and needless litigation, and significantly weaken, often unintentionally, countless federal statutes".

Department of Justice spokesman Peter Carr told HuffPost last week that the House bill "would create confusion and needless litigation, and significantly weaken, often unintentionally, countless federal statutes," including "those that play an important role in protecting the public welfare... protecting consumers from unsafe food and medicine".

Department of Justice spokesman Peter Carr previously told HuffPost that the House bill "would create confusion and needless litigation, and significantly weaken, often unintentionally, countless federal statutes," including "those that play an important role in protecting the public welfare... protecting consumers from unsafe food and medicine".

DOJ spokesman Peter Carr told The Huffington Post the legislation "would create confusion and needless litigation, and significantly weaken, often unintentionally, countless federal statutes," including "those that play an important role in protecting the public welfare... protecting consumers from unsafe food and medicine".

Every pillar of America's Middle East policies is changing rapidly, and much of the change sees Middle Eastern actors taking charge of their own destinies, leaving the United States in a strangely weakened and often marginalized position.

When ME hits, an individual becomes so physically impaired, so weakened, they often have to quit school or abandon their career: 75% of patients can't work.

Small and medium-size companies worldwide have seen their businesses weakened and often destroyed due to the superior position of large companies with private, highly efficient supply chain networks.

In general the associations with each socioeconomic indicator were weakened and often became non-statistically significant after adjustment for each other.