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Meanings of weaken in in English

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Usage of weaken in in English
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Forty per cent said they expect the economy to weaken in 2012.
The Irish Times
2
Ultimately, yes, we do think it will weaken in the longer term.
Reuters
3
And luxury carmaker BMW has said its home market may weaken in 2013.
Reuters
4
He was starting to weaken in his old age after all.
Metro 2034
5
Wal-Mart saw traffic weaken in a majority of international markets in the fourth quarter.
Reuters
6
Mantega repeated that the currency could be set to weaken in the medium term.
Reuters
7
Beverly lifted the flashlight off the floor, its bulb beginning to weaken in intensity.
Pines
8
Davidson said sales were likely to weaken in the the last quarter of the year.
Radio NZ
9
In our view, Fosun's financial performance is likely to weaken in the next 12 months.
Reuters
10
How can he know that his resolution will not weaken in the time of trial?
Who Goes There? / The Story of a Spy in the Civil War
11
An' I allow he's li'ble to find it, if she don't weaken in her play.
The Forfeit
12
We expect the company's profitability and cash flow coverage to weaken in the next 12 months.
Reuters
13
Garratt Skinner seemed to weaken in his resolution.
Running Water
14
NBC's ratings will weaken in January, he conceded.
Reuters
15
The labour market, meanwhile, will weaken in further in the short time, with unemployment continuing to climb.
The Irish Times
16
Man and plant alike flourish in the sunshine, and fade and weaken in the damp and dark.
Twentieth Century Negro Literature / Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought...
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United States of America
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