Sentence examples for weakening there from inspiring English sources

"Most European CIOs, however, say that economies are weakening there and that the stronger dollar may hurt outlays for U.S. vendors," Merrill said.

Now that both of those protections are weakening, there is a fairly broad consensus that the law and the regulatory system need to be changed.

"There's no weakening there.

Consumer spending is feeble in Germany and Italy; it is stronger in France, but could be weakened there by rising unemployment.

If the storm weakens, there are charges of alarmism and fear-mongering.

This message has now been weakened, there is less protection for civilians and human rights".

But if the economy continues to weaken, there will be a strong case for doing more.

As her grip weakens, there is a danger that Argentina topples into a familiar spiral of inflation and devaluation.

Although its dependency – dating back from colonial times – on commodity demand from Europe and later the US has weakened, there is now a stronger reliance on China.

With the American right dejected and weakened, there's less pressure on the press to display the kind of boorish one-sidedness that self-congratulatory conservatives like to call "moral clarity".

But in this election some of the old preferences of the immigrant electorate have weakened — there is little talk about the conservatism of many Cuban-Americans and Vietnamese-Americans — and have been replaced by a new set of questions, not about their relation to the old country but about their place in this one.