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151. The southern state of Andhra Pradesh has had great success in weakening Maoism with a combination of better development and policing.

152. Conclusions Partial superior and inferior rectus muscle transposition and antagonist weakening is a kind of partial effective treatment for traumatic abducens paralytic strabismus.

153. At all hazards , and secured by the aid of my able coadjutors, I shall continue, while I am in being, to contribute to it whatever my weakened and weakening powers can.

154. Experiments indicates that the cross winding technique is better for weakening the non-reciprocity noise of fiber optical gyros by temperature.

155. Their lack of form, represents the weakening of an older line of didactic communication.

156. The weakening of social organizations, the maladjustment of children, and finally , crime, had resulted.

157. Last year, oil may have been sending a false signal to central banks by pushing up headline inflation when the economy was already weakening.

158. Ecological resurgence is attributed to pesticides weakening natural control systems whereas physiological resurgence refers to pesticide-induced stimulation of pest reproduction or hormesis.

159. Pyramids of high-interest private lending are collapsing as companies whose profits are dwindling due to rising costs and weakening demand default on their debts.

160. In addition , field - weakening in high speed is necessary to ensure constant power operation of bldcm.

161. This is a weakening of this distributivity condition, called modularity.

162. The big question for many investors is whether the industry's luxury kingpins, whose sales appear undimmed so far, can continue to ride above a weakening economy with steady profitability.

163. So, if someone is enticing you away from God, or you know someone who's weakening under pressure to be unfaithful to God, destroy the tempter.

164. A sudden weakening of the currency may signal economic instability. Sentencedict.com

165. From abstract to concrete, it explained weakening of the system of the capacity for civil rights and the strengthening of the system of the civil capacity for action.

166. It is the fall in the pool of real savings that leads to the weakening in the real economy, which in turn causes banks to curtail the expansion of credit out of thin air.

167. In some cases another molecule, an inducer, may bind to the repressor, weakening its bonds with the operator and depressing the gene , allowing transcription to proceed.

168. From an analysis, it can be seen that the income elasticity of demand for medical service is weakening with the elasticity for those of higher income greater than those of lower income.

169. In Plutarch's day the emission had become weak and irregular, the cause, in his opinion, of the weakening influence of the Delphic oracle in world affairs.

170. This may cause tissue weakening, resulting in reduction of the mechanical resistance to the growth potential of the coleoptile.

171. 'If the current level of oil prices holds, the probability of the ruble strengthening in the coming weeks is much higher than of its weakening, ' he said.

172. The movement of grain and soybeans back recently leading to a weakening in barge freight rates.

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

174. Previous criteria for counterparties assumed bond issuers would have time for remedies to be pursued, for example an orderly replacement of a weakening counterparty.

175. Whereas its living environment is very bad now, its quality of community and ascription is weakening, and its dwelling culture is declining.