Sentence examples for So undermine from inspiring English sources

The raft of substitutions which so undermine these matches was to follow.

As he looked so like his brother, it was tempting for some journalists to let him display his "homely" attitudes and so undermine his brother's credibility.

The only remaining controversy is that the presence of television cameras will encourage the volunteers to moderate their behaviour, and so undermine the project's scientific value.

But there is a big risk with the Afghan Local Police militias: While they can bring stability in the short term, they preserve the fragmented state of Afghanistan's political and social structure — and so undermine the country's long-term development.

However, that theoretical argument ignores the risk that such a policy could cause the public to lose confidence in the central bank's willingness to resist further upward shifts in inflation, and so undermine the effectiveness of monetary policy going forward.

Some business leaders and investors have clearly been hoping that Labor's landslide victory on June 7 would so undermine the anti-euro stance of the Conservative opposition that Britain would move quickly to adopt the euro.

I would not wish to "win" an election which was so undermined and blemished.

Some people are so undermined by long-term abuse that they cannot leave their partners.

"He was so undermined from the other side, I feel like we lost a sense of civility from the Republican Party".

So, too, did a low-key background far removed from the snotty-nosed entitlement which has so undermined golf.

Indeed, US policy  so undermined the Khatami administration that the reformists lost ground, to be replaced by the populist hard-liner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.