Weakens in a sentence

As the president weakens the institution that can bring us this information, he weakens our collective ability to go back to some kind of normal.

The economy weakens; a flailing Trump lashes out at China, and possibly others (Europe may be next); this further weakens the economy; and so on.

All corruption and price gouging deserves to be investigated and punished, of course — especially in a country where each stolen dollar weakens the war effort.

And if it weakens off of the -- not just the current run rate but even the quarterly trends when you look back over the last 6 quarters or so, that would probably move us a little bit lower.

Any perception that the justice system is being manipulated or controlled for political purposes undermines public trust and confidence in the system, and ultimately weakens the rule of law.

Back in June, the council's cabinet approved the introduction of a Women's Health Policy, which focused on two of the most common medical issues affecting women’s health - endometriosis and osteoporosis, which weakens bones.

But over the past month, production delays and concerns that demand for tech products is fading as the global economy weakens have sent the company’s stock down nearly 15%.

For Singapore, which has China as one of its top trading partners, any impact from the latter’s housing crisis is “likely to be indirect” if growth in China weakens substantially, said Mr Aw of Coface.

Furthermore, insufficient player differentiation weakens the microscopic equilibrium within the ecosystem, causing many games to have a monotonous design that does not cater to all user profiles.

Heavy attack now weakens targets on hit.

If the U.S. economy is fine, the dollar weakens, and global capital markets rise.

In the end, all this smashing, burning and looting weakens the protests.

The decision isn't fair to Ilsa or Ethan, and it weakens the wider impact 's story tries — and somewhat fails — to achieve.

The issue was related to the building’s “structural integrity” – which “weakens its ability to withstand adverse events such as very high winds or significant snowfall,” according to the DfE.

The reaction to the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, the collapse of Credit Suisse, tightening of credit conditions and steep falls in equity values of banking shares (which weakens capital buffers) has been the reverse of responses to other global events.

Using underground water resources faster than they can be replenished also weakens farmers’ ability to survive droughts and risks threatening food systems on which billions of people rely.

Very often they say to evacuate and the storm weakens or turns and nothing happens.

We expect yields to trend lower as data weakens in the coming months.

What is more, De Guindos highlighted the downside risks to economic growth in the euro area, particularly if monetary policy has a more forceful impact or if the global economic environment weakens further.

A failure to do so weakens the very core of the international legal system and sets a dangerous precedent, allowing atrocities to go unchecked,” it said.