Sentence examples for any undermining from inspiring English sources

That same day, a coalition of charitable organizations sent letters to President Obama and Mr. Romney warning against any undermining of the deduction for charitable contributions.

"We must guard against any undermining of the relationship between the authorities and Muslim communities, which would make the fight against terrorism even harder".

A German red line is any undermining of the freedom of movement for labour across the EU, which Cameron has challenged in his attempt to suppress immigration to Britain.

But with hindsight we can say that any undermining of the faith in the exclusiveness of the scholastic-Aristotelian worldview contributed to its demise and, ultimately, to its replacement by a different, mechanistic one.

In a way, this offers you some protection but it could also backfire if your enemy senses any undermining of his or her relationship with these friends.

Your spouse will be stuck between a rock and a hard place, and even if he or she starts to see your side of things, it will be hurtful to have to join in any undermining.

She tweeted that she would oppose "any provision undermining right to privacy".

"I understand the challenges here—I'm not in any way undermining them.

But Europe's own troubles are undermining any sense of Schadenfreude.

If Gaza is excluded from the framework of peace, it will remain a source of conflict, undermining any final settlement.

It's just that debt tagged along like a clueless third wheel, silently undermining any prospects of real intimacy.