weakening造句

First, they say, the weakening economy will reduce inflationary pressure.

And that Constable Owens is weakening my powers.

But the die is cast for a protracted weakening of the world's biggest spender.

As documented in his paper, the subprime mess was preceded by a lending bonanza and a weakening of credit standards.

Deprived of choice, disgruntled voters tend to drift towards extremism or apathy, thereby weakening the big parties even more.

The credit crunch, weakening economic conditions and tighter visa rules add up to a terrible confluence of bad news .

This weakening of the data structure constraint requires the strengthening of constraints within the application logic as necessary.

Once the subprime problem has been largely addressed, there is still the issue of banks being underfunded, and the even greater problem of a weakening global economy.

But even as it elevated Russia's spooks, and puffed up their paranoia, Chechnya demonstrated and contributed to the chronic weakening of another once-mighty institution, the army.

AAA is a localized widening and weakening of the abdominal aorta, and primarily affects elderly Caucasian men who smoke, have high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels.

After an earthquake in 2001 damaged the Alaskan Way Viaduct, a trafficartery in Seattle, inspectors found that some supports had subsided 5 in., weakening the structure.

The Fed found that conditions were improving in most of its 12 regional districts, but that advances were moderate, lending credence to the view that the recovery is weakening but broadly on track.

It seems as if the Republicans are so interested in weakening President Obama that they are going to scuttle a treaty that would have fostered closer U.S.-Russian cooperation on issues like Iran.

The continental orogenesis is characterized with the following features, such as sudden start, global synchronicity and horizontal movement, occurring mainly in the upper part of the crust and weakening with depth, and so on.

The NATO force, which was conceived to fill a brave new role for the alliance, has thus tended to reflect the weaknesses of multilateralism, and a weakening of transatlantic relations.