Sentence examples for both undermines from inspiring English sources
In other words, Israeli violence in the West Bank both undermines the ability of Israel to implement a potential deal with the Palestinians and raises questions about whether it can enforce its own laws at home.
"Nashville" both undermines Haven's optimism and upholds it: A country that produces a movie this vibrant and layered must be doing something right, right?
In our eyes, Starkey's presence both undermines and taints our daily efforts to function as a united community, one open to the very best and brightest regardless of anything except their academic potential".
In economics it means avoiding protectionism, which is doubly self-defeating as it both undermines China's faith in the system and makes America poorer and less able to defend itself.
The two faces Italy displayed toward Jewish citizens and refugees just before and during World War II have become the focus of recent historical research that both undermines that country's wartime image as a nation of benign captors, and rekindles memories of heroic Italian individuals.
Like those purported simple sensory givens with which the Phenomenology starts, the category being looks to have no internal structure or constituents, but again in a parallel to the Phenomenology, it is the effort of thought to make this category explicit that both undermines it and brings about new ones.
For regulators, Snowden's revelations both undermined confidence in existing legislation (the U.S./EU Safe Harbor) and spurred additional regulation — notably the EU General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR).
But prevarication over the construction of new pipelines has both undermined those threats and exasperated the Chinese.
Tax evasion and avoidance are different, but they both undermine tax revenues and investment in public services.
Afghanistan can be seen as a counter-model: Corruption on a vast scale has both undermined American efforts at state-building and provoked cynicism about the endeavor itself.
Even in the pratfalls and pitfalls of physical humor, resurrected by Martin Short's portrayal of Jiminy, confidence and poise were both undermined and envied.
