"I haven't felt my physical abilities weakening yet," Umehara told me a few years ago.
I had no idea how awful it would be". Davison describes the horror of watching his mother, over 33 days, weaken yet fail to die.
Its economy has weakened, yet the default path for fiscal policy is a hefty tightening as the Obama stimulus wanes, the states slash spending to balance their budgets and the Bush tax cuts expire.
That phrase, intended to describe slower but higher-quality growth, was trotted out no fewer than eight times by the statistics bureau during today's GDP news conference.The Chinese government's tolerance for the slowdown will be tested in coming months as property investment, the biggest single driver of the economy in recent years, is likely to weaken yet further.
Ahmadinejad needed to be weakened yet operational and under constant threat of a vote of no confidence by Parliament.
This weakened, yet statistically significant, effect points to a partial mediation, indicating that children who grew up in disadvantageous circumstances were more likely to experience labour market disadvantage; this partly explains their lower quality of life beyond working life.
George Bush's administration, humbled by Iraq, and having seen many of its more hawkish figures weakened, might yet agree.
— The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, signaled once again on Friday that the central bank was prepared to act if the economy continued to weaken, as yet another economic report confirmed that the recovery had slowed to a crawl.
This latter case was an exception to a general trend – the envelope from all 15 correlation pairs (Fig. 3, insert) revealed that the majority of correlations weakened considerably, yet remained statistically significant, at the smaller scales.
Related studies with the bacteriophage Φ6 also demonstrate that co-infection can weaken selection, yet interactions with variants of this virus are further complicated by its capacity to readily reassort [ 26].
