Sentence examples for cause undermined from inspiring English sources

The propaganda that followed greatly accentuated her beauty, and the fact that she was associated with Loyalists (although her family was primarily active in serving the Patriot cause) undermined British claims of protection for Loyalists.

That, of course, is patent nonsense, but the SFA's cause was undermined by an incident earlier this season.

The hosts withstood a spirited second-half fightback from Leicester, whose cause was undermined by a 65th-minute yellow card for substitute Thomas Waldrom.

Her grandmotherly appearance generated public sympathy for her cause and undermined attempts by the district attorney's office to prosecute her for possession.

"They embrace an administration estimate to suit the partisan cause of undermining the Medicare bill," he said.

"Even people who have a noble cause can undermine it if they don't present it clearly," he offered.

But it's unclear how that largely symbolic gesture would further the cause of undermining the health-care law.

A terrorist group often calculates that it will win attention for its cause and undermine a target government by the very atrocity of its tactics.

He said he also hoped they understood that delay "could be the cause of undermining the economy and loss of confidence".

Instead of converging on a path of reason, Bosnia's various nationalists look more likely to make common cause to undermine the Dayton peace deal.

But a determined foe could do that — or worse, perhaps, with a "specific surgical strike or just to paralyze or cause fear," undermining readiness.