Sentence examples for which would weaken from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers have proposed more than 3,000 amendments, many of which would weaken or eliminate its main provisions.

Latvian MEP Sandra Kalniete said the result showed the US embracing isolationism, which would weaken American involvement in Nato.

There is a possibility of a clear-the-decks charge, which would weaken the firm's capital base even more.

By setting a quota, she added, "we avoid a situation where real cellulosic biofuel production exceeds the mandated volume," which would weaken demand.

To meet its inflation target, the bank has to respond to cuts in government spending which would weaken demand, lower growth and drag down inflation if left unchecked.

The yen, which would weaken if Japan loosened monetary policy, has fallen 2.5 percent, much to the relief of Japanese exporters who benefit from a weak currency.

And they pledged to "refrain from competitive devaluation of currencies" — an effort to calm anxiety over a wave of protectionism in which countries would weaken their currencies to bolster their own exports.

"He has a charisma and an organization and contacts, the elimination of which would significantly weaken al Qaeda, but not eliminate the risk".

Comparing with the 5.86 Å of TaS2, the interlayer spacing of Na x (C6H12O6) y TaS2 has increased by 8.1 Å, which would greatly weaken the Van der Waals' force of interlayer and is of advantage to the exfoliation of TaS2.

Shrinking that business income would lead to job cuts, which would further weaken consumer purchasing power, which would lead... and so on and on.

Vodlepussy immediately began hustling to get Courtney's skeleton kicked off, which would further weaken Rob's failing alliance, something she should want to keep strong.