| It did not weaken his resolve, although there are times when bitterness wells to the surface. |
| Too big a cut, they warn, could panic the markets and weaken confidence, not strengthen it. |
| Even though military units require no upkeep, a high level of recruitment or conscription will severely weaken the economic front. |
| In adults, lead poisoning can result in damage to the central nervous system and severely weaken fingers, joints, wrists and ankles. |
| That was attacked as being a step that would weaken the union and the same argument has been put up again. |
| That would surely weaken resolve and put fear into even the stoutest hearts. |
