Sentence examples for be to undermine from inspiring English sources

The ultimate effect would be to undermine consumer safety.

To exempt peacekeepers, they say, would be to undermine the court's authority.

And yet to rebuild it too slickly would be to undermine Le Corbusier's intentions.

"The attitude was, if it's from France, it must be to undermine American power".

To explain the complex relations among the three characters would be to undermine the play's surprises.

For his part, Mr. Goreski seems to understand that to trumpet his own style influence would be to undermine it.

He added, "To undermine the BBC World Service is to undermine truth".

The government's solution is to undermine local planning powers.

Morris's basic strategy is to undermine and undercut.

He said that the effect was to undermine Mr. Abbas.

They fret that to discuss alternatives to the dollar peg is to undermine confidence in it.