Sentence examples similar to weakened possibility from inspiring English sources
Foreign observers who closely follow events here say the acrimony on both sides has weakened the possibility for fruitful talks.
But in supposedly joining the protesters -- many of whom are suspicious of his motives -- he has weakened the possibility of unity among them.
Republicans' scorched-earth opposition to President Barack Obama and health care reform — not to mention the Trump presidency — have weakened the possibility that Democrats will do the same next time around.
As the changes in society such as population ageing and technological developments have weakened the possibility of the public sector to meet the needs of the present, there is an increasing need for new health care policies (e.g. PPP) and cooperation between different societal actors in all developed countries.
Communal Jewish regulation was weakened and possibilities multiplied.
As the battle rages, it raises the question of whether Hezbollah will emerge emboldened or weakened — both possibilities that could also unbalance Lebanon.
Such societies, while not compromising or weakening the possibility of unqualified belief in the authority and universality of sharia, or even the privileged status of Islam in a nation, recognise that there can be no guarantee that the state is religiously homogeneous and that the relationships in which the individual stands and which define him or her are not exclusively with other Muslims.
This weakens the possibility of context-related, rich descriptions.
Khamenei's anti-US remarks weaken the possibility of co-operation.
According to the feedback, we slightly adjusted inappropriate items, added more fact-based questions (Chang et al. 2010), cut some questions into short and clear sentences to improve cognitive effort and weaken the possibility of transient mood states such as boredom (Lindell and Whitney 2001).
Additionally, controlling for baseline CD4 T-cell counts and HIV disease stage strengthened the observed associations, weakening the possibility of reverse causation.
