Sentence examples for able to undermine from inspiring English sources

Republicans have the advantage of being able to undermine the very institution they are elected to.

Even when the prosecutors had what they thought was compelling evidence, the defence was sometimes able to undermine it.

"Cyber attacks are already able to undermine the reliability of our nuclear command, control and communications," he says.

Tight clusters of cooperators emerge, and defectors elsewhere in the network are not able to undermine their altruism.

"There are always going to be those operating outside the agreement, but as long as they are not able to undermine the process they will remain marginalized".

In their remote experiment, the researchers were able to undermine the security protecting the cellular phone in the vehicle they bought and then insert malicious software.

Lange concedes that Czolbe's materialism, were it to actually be supported by empirical evidence, is in principle able to avoid undermining itself.

Under his aegis, a hardline faction is able to use every opportunity to undermine the moderates.

Bill Roache is lucky he was able to produce independent evidence to undermine his accusers' claims".

He says Stormont must take the lead to ensure those who sought to undermine the political process were not able to do so.

Not having the necessary information at hand to be able to answer patients' queries was thought, by some participants, to undermine patients' trust in them.