Sentence examples for weakening case from inspiring English sources

The desperation of a weakening case: — Ken Livingstone (@ken4london)December 1 , 2015

Government lawyers must decide this week whether to appeal her decision and delay the trial, scheduled for March 2, or to proceed with what legal experts describe as a weakened case.

Thai officials also "colluded with traffickers; used information from victim interviews to weaken cases; and engaged in commercial sex acts with child trafficking victims".

But those who do not share Stoljar's metaphysical commitments may see his arguments as weakening the case for physicalism while strengthening the case for neutral monism.

In four cases, dedicated growth experiments contradicted the Biolog result, weakening the case for further study (see Table 2).

Delay in lodging a complaint has been seen as weakening a case.

And steel prices have stabilized recently, weakening the case for an immediate retaliation.

Eager "unequivocally … to influence the public", he produced what the historian the late Robert Kee called "a farrago of rubbish", sorely weakening his case.

This is just weakening their case, as any evidence collected in this period will not be admissible in court," he said.

This blurs the line between herbs and traditional drugs, further weakening the case for making a legislative distinction between the two kinds of remedies.

The inflation rate in Britain unexpectedly fell last month below the Bank of England's 2 percent target for the first time since March 2006, weakening the case for another interest rate increase.