Sentence examples for being undermined with from inspiring English sources

He once told the BBC he was attracted to politics because "our democracy is being undermined, with remote and unaccountable elites making the key decisions that affect our lives".

His position is undermined with every passing hour.

It is undermined with a short, unsatisfying epilogue whose shocking final moment isn't enough to justify its inclusion.

A European alliance, decades in the making, could be undermined with no obvious economic or political benefits in exchange.

Pardew's position has been undermined, with the director of football set to be given an office at the club's Benton training ground.

And like all the world's knottiest problems, the premise of all global conflict was undermined with startling simplicity, not through Lennon-ist peacenik soundbites but a determined, rational unpicking of the logic topped off with the doozy of a rug-pull; what is it you are actually hoping for?

I say this with an acute sense of loss, because in Pakistan and so many other countries of the world a community built through culture has always been a threat to the status quo, to the military dictatorships, and to the wealthy — those who believe their position would be undermined with democracy and freedom of expression.

Some say the qualification has been undermined with pupils repeatedly retaking GCSE modules to boost their grades.

Steele, who was appointed in June 2010, had promised a "worldwide and multi-sport" search to fill the role,  but the process has since been undermined with the job specification changing twice and interviews for the post reportedly postponed.

Action on climate change will be undermined with the TPPA action on public health will be undermined, and action on the environment will be undermined.

What they don't realize is the degree to which our patriotic identity is undermined with this question.