Sentence examples for weakening points from inspiring English sources

At these temperatures a softening of the acrylic fiber jacket can be expected which could lead to localized weakening points.

When you hover over the highlighted trigger words, boxes pop up to explain why that type of language might be weakening your point.

The exchange with 16 Bg7 Kg7 removed a guardian of the dark squares and further weakened those points, especially in the vicinity of the black king.

You leave out unimportant things that might weaken your point.

Correction: It turns out that I messed up slightly on the historical data — in a way that weakened my point!

As a result, the stop-bands of the two-dimensional investigation are weakened for point excitation of full plates.

The concern is that as one climbs up the interpretability degrees the security of the minimal points will weaken to the point where there would arguably be little security left.

In the remaining 1% of cases, all the three hybrid restorative materials were susceptible to cyclic stress resulting in occlusal proximal marginal fractures, weakening the proximal contact points in the evolving period of 36 months.

This means that Sainsbury must improve its offer and this will cost money (reducing Nectar points is weakening its offer and suggests a reallocation of resources).

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said leading indicators for the 34-nation body point to "weakening growth in coming quarters" for most major economies.

Austan Goolsbee, the departing chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, pointed to weakening confidence by consumers and businesses as evidence that months of battles over government borrowing and finances had taken a toll.