| The concerted support of the donor community is necessary for the State to avoid excessive enfeeblement. |
| But his enfeeblement was more than just a matter of poor health. |
| At the same time, he savours the apparent enfeeblement of America, as it flounders in Afghanistan and fails to pacify Iraq. |
| The answer lies in the recent enfeeblement of Iran's theocratic government, and the virulence of George Bush's aversion to it. |
| Long after the political break-up and enfeeblement of the Arabs, this intellectual community of the Arab-speaking world endured. |
| Only the truly viable organisms will persist, the others will perish from enfeeblement. |
