Sentence examples for What undermines from inspiring English sources

What undermines a healthy lunch period?

What undermines Chromophobia is its bizarrely myopic social focus.

What undermines the drama is the fact that character Three combines the status of a victim with an implacable certainty.

What undermines the process and the mission of the council is the obscene way it distorts its purpose in dealing with Israel.

What undermines Bush's assertions on Iran's destabilising activities in Iraq is the absence of any such statements by the Iraqi prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki's government.

What undermines his constitution and leads to his ultimately fatal decline is (or so we infer) not Hardy's remorseless tutelage, but a defective cooking pot.

Without the possibility of defeat, there is no potential for operatic melodrama: this is what undermined Frank Martin's formidable "Tempest" setting of 1956.

What undermined globalization in the 1920's was the nationalistic residue of World War I, which fostered trade protectionism and immigration restrictions.

What undermined Britz was not that it was unbalanced – although it was in more than one sense – but that it was unbelievable.

Thailand's implicit approval was what undermined their claim to the temple back in 1962.While the ICJ's first ruling effectively legitimised the French wiggle, this week's ruling at least reduced its size.

They suspect that the qualities of mind that distinguish him as a scholar — "Rowan sees three sides of every question," one said — are precisely what undermine him as a leader.