Sentence examples for would only weaken from inspiring English sources

Conversely, narrowing that pool of talent would only weaken it.

In her speech, Ms. Napolitano said that terminating the program anywhere "would only weaken public safety".

With the economy still weak and vulnerable to shocks, more foreclosures and the resulting price declines would only weaken the economy further.

Mr. Pataki scoffed at the suggestion that the attacks would only weaken Mr. McCain in a general election against the Democrats.

Abandoning the man he entrusted in 2006 to run the Vatican bureaucracy while he focused on doctrinal issues would only weaken the pope's authority.

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But the Syrian regime feels strong enough to resist all compromises, and the opposition so weak and divided that they will resist and fear that compromises would only weakening them further.

Bankruptcy for the trading company would not only weaken the refining company, but would also deal a severe blow to the entire SK Group because of its role in the group's operations.

This would not only weaken the African belief in Obama's leadership and vision for the continent, but make him prey to further foreign policy criticism by opponents at home.

Borrowing from Social Security would not only weaken the inviolability of the system but also disproportionately hurt women, who already get lower retirement benefits.

Notably, though, the two men managed to air their differences in a very public forum without resorting to attacks that would have only weakened their common goals.