Sentence examples for been able to undermine from inspiring English sources

A few hundred people, mostly sports officials, athletes, and their relatives, listened as a baseball player told the crowd, "In the face of the shameless robbery of our players, and the constant attacks against our people, they have still not been able to undermine the quality of our team!" An elderly black man got up onstage and said that in his youth he had played baseball in the United States.

Republicans have the advantage of being able to undermine the very institution they are elected to.

Mr. Trump might be able to undermine the private markets, but Medicaid wouldn't be affected.

By accusing S.& P. of fraud, the Justice Department may be able to undermine any First Amendment claim by the company.

In their remote experiment, the researchers were able to undermine the security protecting the cellular phone in the vehicle they bought and then insert malicious software.

It has led to this and the previous government being able to undermine locally delivered services without being called to account.

As long as that conflict is festering, Iran will be able to undermine Egypt by attacking its allegiance to the peace treaty with Israel, officials here said.

Mr. Brown also notes that El Greco was able to undermine the Renaissance system of artistic representation because, as an outsider, "he never fully believed in it".

Plus, by making Emma so unlikable O'Neill is able to undermine the defence of 'they were asking for it' and shame victim blaming.

The fear is that if Microsoft's browser becomes too prevalent, the company might be able to undermine this potential revolution.

I don't believe that should be able to undermine an overall important relationship with our country," she told the BBC.