Sentence examples for becoming undermined from inspiring English sources

Sun at the time was in serious trouble, as its expensive hardware was quickly becoming undermined by much less expensive commodity Linux servers.

On the infamous meeting in New York last year about Klinsmann becoming manager which undermined Benitez, Hicks added: "George became good friends with him (Klinsmann) a year ago.

Meanwhile, the Black Pasha, who had long held aspirations of becoming governor general, undermined Gordon by bribing local leaders, helping spark the chaos that would eventually lead to Gordon's murder.

But the trials have ended because, said the government, voters' fears about their votes becoming public could undermine democratic processes.

However, the IMF's chief economist, Olivier Blanchard, warned that income inequality was hurting many countries and becoming an important factor undermining the prospect for sustainable global growth.

For years, China has tried to strike a balance between allowing vigorous growth of the Web and preventing it from becoming a tool for undermining party rule.

Blanchard, also said income inequality was hurting many countries and becoming an important factor undermining the prospect for sustainable global growth.

The organisational process of building the broad nationwide alliances necessary to defend Iraq's oil is becoming a catalyst for undermining sectarianism and the divide and rule logic of occupation.

With the country on the precipice of becoming a nuclear power, undermining the democrats–our last best hope may prove a mistake with irreversible consequences.

Benton told the Herald-Leader that rumors of his involvement in the scandal "risk unfairly undermining and becoming a distraction to this re-election campaign," referring to McConnell's bid for a sixth term in the Senate.

But if she fails in her difficult task of becoming an MP, will this undermine her credibility in leading her party into post-election talks?