Sentence examples for So undermines from inspiring English sources

While submission is voluntary, failure to do so undermines the parties' economic credibility.

It also allows the right to set the agenda and so undermines Labour's support.

Whatever image pops to mind when you hear the phrase "hedge fund manager," Seo (pronounced so) undermines it.

"Insider-trading theories can be stretched to cover all sorts of things," says Mr Crimmins, but doing so undermines clarity about what is legal.

It's a truism among election reformers that poor turnout produces poor representation, which produces laws people are disinclined to obey and so undermines the process.

But the film, which is about a chaotic 48 hours in Marion's life, succumbs to the chaos it depicts, and so undermines its best intentions.

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

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.

"This is so undermining our deepest sense that we're safe among strangers".

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