Sentence examples for be undone in a from inspiring English sources

What took years to create was about to be undone in a matter of minutes.

They could be undone in a flash by a pliable and inexperienced president driven by a highly ideological Congress.

On Wednesday, the work of the central bankers in Frankfurt could be undone in a stroke by judges in the sleepy university city of Karlsruhe, Germany.

This great multinational state could be undone in a single day, by a poll in which just 7% of its citizens will participate.

The Duke case revealed that the most sophisticated medicine at an elite institution could be undone in a moment by a simple human error.

The effect on overall performance of our parser will not be very big if this change has to be undone in a future version.

Order can be undone in an instant, the lawlessness of family relations exposed.

But we know that that their natural dominance can be undone in an instant by our cultural inventions: a dentist with a weapon and money can send a lion to its death.

That's one of the reasons why it's so important to win this election, because these things, you know, that have been patiently, carefully prepared, they can be undone in an instant.

There's nothing that cannot be undone in an instant, then done again at will (the word "undone" itself has existed in English for around 700 years but, when Shakespeare and his predecessors used it, they usually implied death or destruction: a far cry from pressing "Ctrl-Z" on a keyboard).

It takes real work, and can be undone in an instant.