Sentences with phrase «weaken if»

Furthermore, certain enemies, especially larger ones, will have breakable appendages that will weaken them if damaged or destroyed.

The USD could also weaken if it loses its safe haven premium.

However, be aware that the exposure effect can be overdone and it will bore people and weaken if it is repeated too often.

The dense connective tissue over time that you speak of helps the spine stay up right will break down and weaken if constantly pulled on.

We won't get much for them with only six months left on their contracts anyway, and they're both coming into form of late, so it'll really weaken us if they went.

Trust agent arsene, just see how he weakened united with sanchez and Chelsea with giroud.belerin to United would further weaken them if we get martial in return, ramsey to chelsea would fund nebil from Lyon.

Demand for the manufacturing conglomerate's products would weaken if the global economy faltered.

He considers how this attitude has permeated the Church andtherefore weakens if not abolishes a missionary spirit.

Democracy has also been weakened if not perverted over past years.

The pull to the centre could only be weakened if the Conservatives, UKIP and the DUP won a combined minimum of 325 seats.

Holding a convention had been staunchly opposed by labor groups, who worried rights such as collective bargaining would be impacted or potentially weakened if a convention is held.

Firstly, she knows her Brexit negotiating hand will be much weakened if she's not representing the whole nation.

David Cameron is said to be increasingly concerned that Mr Clegg will be fatally weakened if there is a «no» vote in the referendum on voting reform on May 5.

The party will be permanently weakened if its 40 Scottish MPs are stripped of the right to vote on issues controlled by the Scottish Parliament, which will include tax, welfare, health and education.

To drive home your point about teamwork, have one student drop his or her strand of yarn; that will demonstrate to students how the web weakens if the class isn't working together.

When schools are viewed as just another government program — or worse, as one observer noted, as little more than outposts of a federal bureaucracy — the sense of local ownership that has been a hallmark of the American education system is weakened if not lost altogether.

Tenure will be significantly weakened if this evaluation system is finalized.

Critics also say that the ability of local councils to provide extra services for schools such as help for children with special educational needs will be weakened if a lot of schools in an area become academies.

However, our ability to do so will be weakened if the TIFIA loan program is cut and the TIGER program is not authorized.

The solution required a number of approaches because unfortunately once a puppy defecates in their sleeping place more than a few times their natural inhibition against soiling their den is weakened if not lost altogether.

Marketing the NX as a take - anywhere console is a strong message, but its effectiveness dramatically weakens if owners can only enjoy games for a couple of mobile hours at a time.

Mediation can strengthen the co-parenting relationship whereas, unfortunately, so often litigation weakens if not destroys it.

Not exact matches

While the effects of a possible trade war are still just in the realm of possibilities and analysts are waiting for all the rhetoric dust to settle, if trade and economic growth were to weaken, they could affect the pace of oil demand growth.

If you waste time in these traps of comparison you weaken you state of mind and perception of yourself.

Acknowledging these concerns, Kuroda told lawmakers that while the BOJ is not out to weaken the yen specifically, it can be a side - effect if the central bank steps up its battle against deflation.

The takeaway lesson is, if you want to strengthen your capacity for positivity and weaken your reflex for gloom, «surround yourself with happy people who rewire your brain towards love.»

«If they can begin to win over countries that are traditionally very close to the U.S., then they can somehow challenge or weaken it.»

In my view, the Chinese would not be terribly upset to see the US dragged into a war that would weaken Washington if it lost and would cause massive casualties on all sides if it won.

When constructing your offers, attempt to satisfy some of his priorities if doing so doesn't weaken your overall position.

On January 17, National Bank's Stéfane Marion, one of the better Bay Street economists, wondered if Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz might adopt explicit forward guidance to weaken the value of the dollar.

He reports that CCL's revenue growth in the most recent first quarter (22.9 %) would have been 16.3 % if the loonie hadn't weakened in 2015.

If Andrew Mackenzie and Sam Walsh are right, then Western Australia's commodity dependent economy could be at the start of a recovery; and not before time, given the weakening state of the property market as measured by mortgage defaults.

So, if the greenback continues to weaken this year as he expects, it could help support higher gold prices.

This is especially true if businesses are adjusting their IT spending in light of a weakening overall marketplace.

But if the Canadian dollar weakens — let's say it drifts to 75 cents — Canadian companies will start to benefit again.

Hillary Clinton is calling for a public option, which, if passed, would weaken the power of insurance companies.

By comparing the response side - by - side, you will see if the list is trending up (getting better in response) or trending down (response weakens each time you mail it).

For Honest Co., if the Wall Street Journal tests are accurate, then at least one link was not telling the truth — weakening trust across the supply chain.

Stores have a way of weakening your willpower and scoring the sale — so even if you seriously regret last week's impulse purchase, chances are, it'll happen again.

«If his goal is to weaken American innovation and the tech economy, the best way to do that would be to limit H - 1B visas.»

Supporters of net neutrality threatened to go to court if Trump administration regulators move to weaken the rules barring discrimination against web sites and online services.

«It only benefits the company if the dollar continues to weaken,» Modesto says.

If the market weakens and all bonds are quoted 97.5 / 99.5, the NAV is 98.5, so only down 1 %, but in the real world, if you are a seller you are down at least 1.5 points (from 99 to 97.5If the market weakens and all bonds are quoted 97.5 / 99.5, the NAV is 98.5, so only down 1 %, but in the real world, if you are a seller you are down at least 1.5 points (from 99 to 97.5if you are a seller you are down at least 1.5 points (from 99 to 97.5).

If there were to be a sudden weakening in the Canadian housing sector, it could have sizable spillover effects on other areas of the economy, it says.

Even if investors keep them afloat in an attempt to avoid total losses, the chains are significantly weakened, with less money for inventory, staff, and marketing.

If the Chinese central bank did nothing, the net outflow of money would cause the renminbi to weaken against the dollar.

If the dollar is weakening the gold price per ounce will often increase and vice-versa.

As I've noted before, if you want to know exactly when the U.S. economy is about to weaken markedly, watch the dollar.

But if by taking a run at Mark Carney, these Liberals have initiated a never - ending cycle of speculation about the possible political ambitions of future Governors of the Bank of Canada, they will have weakened — perhaps fatally — the foundations of Canadian monetary policy.

Consumer and retail stocks are weakening considerably of late, and if you look at the breadth of the largest growth stocks, it has been persistently weak.