Sentence examples for but undermined from inspiring English sources
The cadence is calm, unhurried, but undermined by a sense of foreboding, of inevitability.
Better access meant more money, but undermined efforts to keep the place exclusive.
The marriage of abstraction and Northern romance is persuasive but undermined by a cloying prettiness.
The Nordic countries have experimented with carbon taxes, but undermined their usefulness by exempting energy-intensive industries.
Hatton Garden is the swan song for a certain type of crime and villain, partly sophisticated but undermined by small but crucial errors.
On the contrary, they could spell a weakening of the post-Suharto reforms that Mr. Wahid championed but undermined by his aggressiveness and disorganization.
Some of the images confirm his piety but undermine Spanish authority.
When we cut to the education bone, we're not preserving our future but undermining it.
These budget-based cuts may have short-term financial benefits but undermine long-term policy goals.
"At Computer Associates I see a conflict that can't help but undermine their company".
The limits, she said, "don't sound too onerous but undermine confidence in these drugs and are burdensome".
