Sentence examples for are completely undermined from inspiring English sources

Vote for it, and their anti-austerity policies are completely undermined.

It is not uncommon to watch a party in court so lacking in decorum, that his arguments are completely undermined.

The very aspects of local government that typically make the public trust it  --  responsiveness and proximity to the people, residents' ability to hold elected officials accountable  --  are completely undermined by emergency management.

He's completely undermined.

But over the years, these protections have been completely undermined.

Everything else is either co-opted into that, or if it's not is completely undermined.

It was also thought that, if just anyone could use the new device, its utility would be completely undermined.

The judicial system has been completely undermined by Marcos's control over the tenure of all judges whom he can dismiss by Presidential decree or by appointing replacements.

Any signs that the rate had slowed earlier this year are likely to be completely undermined by the announcement of a further increase in IPT".

"Roe would have been overruled," said Geoffrey Stone, a law professor at the University of Chicago, "and many more of the Warren Court decisions would have been completely undermined".

"At a minimum, it shows the court that integrity of that process – and the testimony that was given – was completely undermined," Chaudry told the Guardian.