Sentence examples for weakening implications from inspiring English sources
President Richard Nixon vetoed the bill, attacking the proposed legislation as implementing a "communal approach to child-rearing with "family weakening implications".
Such degradation processes can have serious clinical implications resulting in weakening the efficacy of the force delivering system.
In this edition, we speak with Sergey Aleksashenko, former deputy chairman of the Central Bank of Russia and a nonresident senior fellow at Brookings Institution, about the national and international implications of Russia's weakening economy. .
And even if it is assumed that the sole purpose of the war was for maintaining US's hegemony as well as protection of its strategic interests, the implications for the area would be weakening of the Taliban.
We will first show how, at a descriptive level, the notion of implication can be weakened into that of quasi-implication.
Standard & Poor's put its counterparty rating on watch with negative implications, also because of Citi's exposure to a weakening consumer credit environment.
"Obviously, if current conditions persist in mortgage markets, the demand for homes could weaken further, with possible implications for the rest of the economy," Mr. Bernanke told listeners at the Federal Reserve's annual symposium here in the Grand Tetons.
Weakening price action demands an accelerated level of bearish sentiment to justify a bullish contrarian implication.
Party loyalty is weakening.
