Sentence examples similar to weaker repercussion from inspiring English sources

Mr Harper no longer has a robust economy to steer: he must deal with much weaker growth and the inevitable repercussions of the global economic and financial tumult.

The Postal Service has struggled to deal with declining volume, a weak economy and the repercussions of the terrorist attacks in 2001, including anthrax-laden letters sent to lawmakers in Washington.

A monthly reading of Chinese factory output was weaker than expected, suggesting China's economy is moving in slower motion, with repercussions for the rest of Asia.

No doubt this is a repercussion of aging; as you grow older, your eyelids will stretch and the muscles supporting them will grow weaker.

Repercussion, Special Issue, volume 7-8.

Is it fear of repercussion?

We evaluated the repercussion of informed participation.

Thus violence has intergenerational repercussion [ 20, 21].

Organizations often fail to take into account all of the possible repercussions, and have a weak grasp of how the investments in controls will decrease the probability of a threat.

The divisions in the party have already had worrying economic repercussions: the stockmarket this week fell on fears that the government is too weak to stimulate faltering growth and stop a crippling rise in the yen.

Repercussions of a negative calcium imbalance include cage layer fatigue and osteoporosis, conditions whereby the skeleton becomes weak due to loss in mineralization of structural bone.