Sentence examples for begin to undermine from inspiring English sources

But we can give them a black eye, and begin to undermine their political power.

Class-warriors wonder whether a Kikuyu sect known as the Mungiki could begin to undermine the old Kikuyu elite.

The report added that "softening demand could begin to undermine the persisting upward trend in U.S. passenger yields".

There is a real danger that the deteriorating situation in the south will begin to undermine the progress in Baghdad and the north if left unchecked.

"Others may worry that the recent bout of financial market volatility may begin to undermine the strong global growth that we envisage.

Mr Maliki's political manipulation and coercion will win him a third term next year, but his willingness to further disenfranchise the Sunni and Kurdish communities will begin to undermine broader stability in Iraq.

The mission then began to undermine the Tiwis' "promised" system.

Apart from its human toll, insecurity had begun to undermine Colombia's economy, too.

General economic conditions began to undermine the position of the bakufu vassals.

Even his own ministers, jostling for position as his successor, have begun to undermine him.

After the first four or five sets of jumping jacks, though, monotony begins to undermine the band's charm.