Sentence examples for appear to undermine from inspiring English sources

Finch's comments in favour of the modernist appearance of Olympic Park architecture appear to undermine the neutral stance he advocated last year when asked about a proposal by Prince Charles's Foundation for the Built Environment to take on some of the design review role now undertaken by the Design Council.

But Clinton's comments appear to undermine both arguments.

Met Office temperature records for Scilly obtained by the Guardian also appear to undermine Jersey's claim.

But the Fed's documents, which were released at the request of lawmakers, appear to undermine those claims.

Historically, new technologies that appear to undermine old business models have not been as dangerous as they seemed at first.

The difficulty has been, however, that Hume's skeptical arguments and commitments appear to undermine and discredit his naturalistic ambition to contribute to "the science of man".

Mr. Armstrong's comments yesterday appeared to undermine that speculation.

Meanwhile, rising business optimism appears to undermine the case that economic recovery depends on nuclear power.

Safina proceeded to rattle off the next five games, as nerves appeared to undermine the No15 seed.

However, the Dec. 24 letter appears to undermine administration assertions of the conventions' broad application in Iraq.

And headteachers and service providers have identified a worrying trend that appears to undermine the whole spirit of the initiative.