Sentence examples for weakening influence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kirchner, while being elected to Congress in a proportional voting system, suffered a crushing second-place finish in Buenos Aires in the June elections, a sign, analysts said, of his weakening influence in national politics.

This is a very dangerous precedent". Bolivia's step highlighted the region's changing political landscape, pointing first to the weakening influence of the United States, and to the rising profile of Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, who has been empowered by soaring oil revenues.

This current, weakening influence of the executive power is unprecedented in France.

Nevertheless, Mr Mead can't quite square up to the reality of America's weakening influence.

It is alarmed by the growing influence of radical Islamists in Pakistan, and the weakening influence of liberals.

"There's also the weakening influence of the monarch and the absence of an external and potentially hostile force which once would have induced internal collective solidarity, such as fascism and the Soviet empire.

Keeping off high magnetostriction district with magnetic flux density of 50 100 mT can weaken influence on inductance of inductor due to elongation of magnetostriction.

The electoral college also distorts the democratic process by empowering voters in certain battleground states and weakening the influence of voters in non-battleground states.

As a result, even as Western oil companies expand their reach through acquisitions and multibillion-dollar projects, a resurgence of nationalist policies is weakening their influence.

Any partial or full American withdrawal would risk sending the American relationship with South Korea and Japan into crisis, empowering North Korea and weakening American influence in Asia.

Promising too much and then not delivering is a recipe for weakening the influence of economic policy advisors.