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Now many suppliers of finance have let themselves be undermined by an army of over-enthusiastic shoppers.

Inside the business, critics -- some of them competitors -- say Mr. Williams's skills at articulately delivering the news can be undermined by an impersonal style that translates to some viewers as pompous and off-putting.

European cinema and other arts will not be undermined by an EU free trade deal with the US, the European Commission has said, responding to French concern.

The U.S.-proposed TPP free trade agreement is most likely going to miss its 2013 target for finalization, and Washington's economic recovery could be undermined by an extended government shutdown.

Both of those efforts could be undermined by a prolonged spat with Nicaragua.

How sad that this may be undermined by a wounded inspectorate with a restricted methodology.

The Tory infrastructure commission will be undermined by a failure of political ambition.

But the chances of a major, sustained bounceback in the short term would be undermined by a major stock "overhang".

But it will forever be undermined by a perceived lack of independence from the profession whose standards it is judging.

"The campaign against FGM could be undermined by a false proposition that the ill effects can be reversed.

The war against terrorism has many pieces, some of which could easily be undermined by a war with Iraq.