Sentence examples for which has weakened from inspiring English sources

Most of today's volatility has come from the currency markets – sterling in particular, which has weakened significantly against the dollar.

But the crisis of confidence in the euro, which has weakened the currency and shaken markets around the world, is not just about underlying economic fundamentals.

Sisi says the Brotherhood poses a serious threat to security despite the crackdown, which has weakened what was once Egypt's most organised political group.

The result has been an exodus of manufacturing from America, which has weakened the capabilities that domestic firms need to keep inventing high-quality, cost-competitive products.

The general added that "the Taliban have managed to infiltrate their ideas into his territory, which has weakened his power base".

The hurricane, which has weakened to a tropical storm, is the first Category 4 storm to hit the United States since Charley in 2004.

As high latitudes warm more than mid-latitudes, however, this north-south temperature difference weakens, which has two impacts on the jet stream.

Sterling, which had weakened just before and immediately after the May meeting, had regained no ground, staying around DM2.90.In this section The end of privatisation?

At least within the mainstream media, the predominant view was that the sixties, which had weakened so many other forms of authority, had strengthened the press.

Keeping Arja Textile Company open has been a struggle in the face of two intifadas – Palestinian uprisings against Israel, which have weakened Palestinian businesses.

In mid-September, the remains of Hurricane Floyd, which had weakened to a tropical storm, agitated the sound's water, sending warmer water to the bottom.