Sentence examples for certainly undermined from inspiring English sources

Well it certainly undermined my gaze, gradually sapping my appetite for art.

This state certainly undermined my enjoyment of Lydia Davis's "What You Learn About the Baby".

Capitalism's remarkable collapse at the end of the 1920's certainly undermined the liberal world order established at Versailles.

When he first learned of the benching, Marbury left the team, which certainly undermined him in the leadership category.

Sexist, racist, and homophobic comments by some activists have certainly undermined the party's efforts to appear more professional.

The financial meltdown has certainly undermined two of the big ideas inspired by Messrs Jensen and Meckling: that senior managers' pay should be closely linked to their firm's share price, and that private equity, backed by mountains of debt, would do a better job of getting managers to maximise value than the public equity markets.

They certainly undermine the fragile new civilian government of President Asif Zardari.

But agreeing to that would almost certainly undermine support among many Democrats and some libertarians.

Scrapping the mandate would certainly undermine Mr Obama's goal of universal coverage.

But a deep or prolonged economic problem would almost certainly undermine Mr. Bush's political standing.

Mr. Johnson of the National Right to Life Committee said the DeGette and Castle legislation would almost certainly undermine the few restrictions left in place by Mr. Obama.