Sentence examples for weakened support from inspiring English sources

That decision — reversing a law passed by a previous government, which had planned to end nuclear power by 2021 — weakened support for her center-right coalition.

President Obama secured a second term by preserving much of the diverse mosaic of voters who rallied around him four years ago, overcoming weakened support in his coalition.

Liberals were ambivalent: Although employer benefits provided security for many workers, especially in unionized industries, corporate Americas New Deal left out millions of other Americans and weakened support for national health insurance.

The influx of more than a million migrants into Germany this year and last, mainly Muslims fleeing countries such as Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, has hardened public views on immigration and weakened support for the chancellor, Angela Merkel.

But the reports of widespread fraud and ballot-stuffing, international observers say, have instead cost the Afghan government standing with its own citizens and weakened support in NATO countries for the eight-year-old war.

Shinseki eventually agreed to let the Rangers switch to tan berets, but the episode damaged him and weakened support within the Officer Corps for his less trivial reform notions.

If you've noticed rotting or weakened supports, try reinforcing your eaves with galvanized metal hurricane straps.

The diaries served to weaken support for clemency for Casement.

Some hope the jobs and economic activity created by CPEC will weaken support for the separatists.

The latest test failure may help him there by weakening support for immediate deployment.

Differences in political priorities also weaken support for an expanded child tax credit.