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Meanings of further weakening in English

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Usage of further weakening in English
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Analysts flagged further weakening in Royal Mail's UK letters business as a concern.
Reuters
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Takes away all risk of further weakening yourself or of making the rupture worse.
Cluthe's Advice to the Ruptured
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A further weakening of the U.S. dollar could be supportive.
Reuters
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That risks further weakening the Paris plan.
Reuters
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In the UK, markets performed strongly on the back of further weakening of sterling versus the dollar.
The Irish Times
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On the other hand, a fall in US exports could signify a further weakening in the global economy.
The Irish Times
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The banks would likely re-call debts and hold back on new lending to prevent further weakening of the Pound.
The South African
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High gas prices, meanwhile, could cut into business and consumer spending, further weakening earnings growth later in the year.
Reuters
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This is likely to feed into the notion of higher inflation risk and cause further weakening for the Rand.
The South African
10
The shrinking rate gap could drive Japanese investors from the U.S., leading to a further weakening of the dollar.
Reuters
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Unfortunately, however, it had become unsafe, with the centre rotting and further weakening caused by the storms of last winter.
The Irish Times
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A further weakening in overall business confidence is disguising an underlying resilience for many companies, according to the ANZ Bank.
Radio NZ
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Burning the bondholders sounds dynamic, but it might mean cutting Irish pensions and further weakening Irish banks and insurance companies.
The Irish Times
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These results indicate that blockade of mast cell activation reduces scar formation and inflammation without further weakening the healed wound.
Pubmed
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The dong's chronic weakness and the expectation of further weakening led to dollar hoarding, which in turn created more weakness.
Reuters
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The forward-looking indicators -productivity, trade performance, investment and job announcements -point to a further weakening in the UK economy.
The Guardian
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