Sentence examples for which could weaken from inspiring English sources

He believes that mementos of his work would threaten its purity, which could weaken its effect.

The firm is barred from retaliating against PC makers that install software which could weaken the Windows monopoly (called "middleware", which includes web browsers and other Internet programs).

Merrill has balked at paying that much and, especially, at admitting any wrongdoing, which could weaken the firm's defenses against lawsuits by investors, these people said.

The claim, which could weaken the defence of Knox and Guede, comes on the final full day of pre-trial hearings.

And he said there are First Amendment protections that apply to broadcasters, which could weaken any case against them in this context.

Britain remains concerned about proposals to curtail vetoes on tax and social security, and common defence policies which could weaken Nato.

There are plenty of other ways in which America could weaken itself economically or politically, but demography will offer a fine basis for future growth, and strength.

Interest rates could be pushed lower, which could further weaken the dollar, said Alan B. Lancz, the president of Alan B. Lancz & Associates.

They said they would now also seek to impeach him as a witness, which could seriously weaken his defense.

The leaks raise the likelihood that witnesses may be silenced by fear or coercion, which could seriously weaken the prosecution's case.

The group has vowed to topple the government led by Prime Minister Najib Mikati, which could significantly weaken Hezbollah's political power.