Sentence examples for appears to undercut from inspiring English sources

The review, financed by the federal Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research, appears to undercut that assumption.

But the surge of gasoline, natural gas and electricity supplies appears to undercut the administration's contention, as stated at the beginning of its energy strategy report, that "America in the year 2001 faces the most serious energy shortage since the oil embargoes of the 1970's".

Nāgārjuna's statement that such a person was never produced seems paradoxical, to say the least, because it appears to undercut the reality of the very intellectual act in which the thinker is self-evidently engaged.

Communities of color are in a heightened state of alertness to anything that appears to undercut their decades of work to create opportunities and economic stability.

The mystifying thing about this pattern is that it does not appear to undercut productivity.

This appeared to undercut a mutual-assistance agreement that the rebel groups reached several weeks ago.

This would appear to undercut any theory that the housekeeper had chosen Mr. Strauss-Kahn because of his prominence.

Dubbed the Pentagon Papers, the document appeared to undercut the publicly stated justification of the Vietnam War.

The very qualities that endeared Mr. Cain to so many conservatives appeared to undercut his chances, as questions were raised about his management style and foreign policy expertise.

In confronting Mr. Pataki, Mr. Cuomo said what many New York politicians, Democrats and Republicans alike, have been loath to say publicly, for fear of appearing to undercut the governor's efforts.

Amazon's online price cuts appeared to undercut its land-based competitors, said the Bernstein analysts: "we believe [Amazon] are doing so more extensively than in offline retail".