Sentence examples for been undermining the possibility from inspiring English sources
Explaining the Russian vote, Churkin stated that "members of the international community have been undermining the possibility of a peaceful settlement by advocating a change of regime".
It is undermining the possibility of peaceful co-existence in an era of globalisation.
A deeply negative consequence of the intensifying Syrian crisis has been to undermine the possibility of a new dialogue with Iran that was opened by the victory of the moderate President Hassan Rouhani in the June elections.
Rand's insistence that everything in reality is particular has been taken by critics as undermining the possibility of the mind-independent similarities needed to ground the objectivity of concepts (for how can two objects be similar if there's nothing real that they share in common?).
But Navy and Air Force spokesmen insisted that basic military function had not been undermined, although they raised the possibility that a five-ship "amphibious ready group," carrying 4,000 men and due in port this weekend, could be rerouted to Japan if no agreement was quickly reached.
However, it is rarely embedded in reservoir optimization routines and, even when explicitly considered, the criteria adopted for its evaluation are doubted and not commonly trusted, undermining the possibility of real implementation of environmentally friendly policies.
And his colleague was tipped off to the possibility that he had been undermined.
And if we say we are something other than members of this "American democratic community" first, then we are undermining and will ultimately destroy the possibility of this community for each of us individually and for our collective enterprise as a whole.
More athletic players meant less space on the field, which in turn, it was thought, undermined the possibilities of a possession-based game.
That's more my point: they're trying to undermine the possibility of that kind of political argument proceeding in a rational way.
