Sentence examples for appear to be undermining from inspiring English sources

In meeting with Mr. Arafat's emissary, the president's advisers appear to be undermining the president's declared intent.

A rising military death toll, and growing questioning of the strategy of international forces in the 11-year war, appear to be undermining a political consensus in Britain and led to calls in Parliament this week to bring home the troops by Christmas.

Giving rights or enforcing rights that one group has does not mean that we have to see those rights taken away from another group … we have to be careful in this place that we don't appear to be undermining the rights of trans people".

Campaigners say the findings of the investigation appear to be undermining the commercial ban on whale hunting as observed under the International Whaling Commission (IWC), an 88-nation body that officially oversees whaling.

But Laos appears to be undermining the spirit of that cooperation.

Washington's behavior in Honduras appears to be undermining the lessons it wishes to teach.

Carney appeared to be undermining this scheme when he said that a "currency union is incompatible with sovereignty".

A country that appears to be undermining protections that are typically granted to creditors in a bankruptcy might scare investors away.

The constant friction has polarized the political elite, and appears to be undermining the supreme leader's traditional role as a broker, analysts say.

Having ordained the inflation target, Mr Abe now appears to be undermining Mr Kuroda's ability to reach it.For businesses and households alike, such discord is itself a cause of anxiety.

Mr Baucus this week unveiled his own $900 billion proposal (also a moderate approach without the public option), and announced plans to finalise a bill next week.Earlier this week that effort seemed to be flagging, as two of the Republicans in the gang, Charles Grassley and Mike Enzi, appeared to be undermining its efforts.