Sentence examples for absolutely undermines from inspiring English sources

That absolutely undermines the basis of our democracy.

"It absolutely undermines the security of Snapchat," said Rik Ferguson, vice president of security research at Trend Micro.

Two issues that absolutely undermine any rosy assessment of last week's employment report are the swelling ranks of the long-term unemployed and the crushing levels of joblessness among young Americans.

When you actually need to sustain domestic demand you have governments engaging in widespread layoffs and public sector job cuts; that is going to absolutely undermine the economy".

Whereas it was critically important for the Obama administration to improve its relations with the Arab states to regain its moral footing and influence, it absolutely cannot undermine the nature of US-Israeli special relations.

But you get the sense that Mr. Santorum has decided that he absolutely has to undermine Mr. Gingrich in this debate.

Updating financial regulations to permit new investments of more than 10percentt of a bank's voting equity by private equity firms would do absolutely nothing to undermine the regulatory scrutiny to which banks are subject.

So I think one of his strategic goals in the coming years will be to do absolutely everything to undermine the Ukrainian state, to ensure that no reforms work, so that everything ends in failure".

As someone who, given a grab bag of Chipsticks, could more than happily while away a whole afternoon watching Czech floorball (this is a real sport and was on Eurosport 2 at midday yesterday), it sounds, frankly, like an absolutely cracking idea (undermined only by the fact that many of these minority sports are quite regularly shown on Freeview and satellite sports channels already).

"Since they have no data themselves but are just making judgments based on their expertise, they absolutely must be impartial or it undermines the whole enterprise".

"There's no doubt insider attacks have undermined trust and confidence, absolutely," he said.