Sentence examples for weakening some of from inspiring English sources

The natural problem in this context is to deduce Jensen-type inequality weakening some of the above assumptions.

If we cut these programs below the requirements of an expanding economy, we should be weakening some of the most important factors which promote that expansion.

The same conclusion is true even if you weaken some of the conditions.

But if I did, it would weaken some of the story's punch.

"It may have weakened some of the masonry buildings," she said.

In 2011, developments in the Middle East threatened to weaken some of Israel's important strategic alliances.

"The growth of our understanding of the world through science weakens some of the motivation which makes people believers.

The new draft also weakens some of the "participatory" clauses of the 1999 constitution, raising from 10% to 30% the proportion of voters required to petition for a referendum.

If you were able to weaken some of those synapses in a complicated memory, you would be able to inactivate it in the exact same way".

Even as someone who has worked to weaken some of the sillier stereotypes about creative types, I must admit that I've carried a few stereotypes around myself.

Several European countries have expressed resistance to the Basel process, seeking either to weaken some of the requirements or to stretch out the period of time before the new rules will take effect.