Sentence examples for Both are undermined from inspiring English sources
But both are undermined by this Brexit-inspired media vitriol.
The independence of the judiciary and the civil service have both been undermined.
"Localism and policy-led planning have both been undermined to a level unheard of anywhere else in Europe," she added.
Inside the country, the ruling party's cynical claim that its new laws will somehow rid Poland of the remnants of a communist-era judiciary are undermined both by statistics — the vast majority of judges were appointed after 1989 — and by its own curious personnel decisions.
"Demand-reduction efforts and enforcement and anti-trafficking activities are undermined both by the existence of facilities that keep and breed tigers for commercial purposes, and the lack of enforcement to stop trade from or through them," says a report by Species Survival Network (SSN), whose members include more than 100 wildlife conservation organisations.
Unfortunately, they are undermined by their surroundings.
Our laws, too, are undermined.
Wiseman: Okay, yes, you are undermined.
Protesters engaged in civil disobedience may be breaking the law, but it is the governments at both levels that are undermining the rule of law".
Both could be undermined if teachers are transformed into de facto adjuncts of the police.
