Sentence examples for completely undercut from inspiring English sources
Whatever the pledges about northern powerhouses, they have been completely undercut by its policies.
But it's completely undercut by DHS policies that continue to tell Americans: be afraid.
"Everyone's gotten a pass, and Obama has really completely undercut the law and its intent," said Jo Becker, children's rights advocacy director for Human Rights Watch.
Muller's work doesn't get into the "attribution" question (how much recent warming is from human or other causes), but appears to completely undercut efforts to raise doubts about the extent of recent warming.
China's tactics have completely undercut the goals of a 2008 "auction" of 115 tons of confiscated African ivory to Japan and China that was organized with the assent of countries bound by the international treaty known as Cites, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
His stubbornness nearly provoked Democrats to ban the filibuster for nominations, but then last night John McCain and a group of other mainstream Republican senators completely undercut his position, cutting a deal to vote on seven contested nominations without further argument.
Keeping this secret completely undercuts our foreign policy interests".
But Sibelius's setting completely undercuts the sentiment of the text.
Indeed, in his manifesto leaking the document, he called this sentence "an astounding bit of honesty, a killing admission that completely undercuts the main premise and the main conclusion of the full report, revealing the fundamental dishonesty of the whole".
Mr. Foley said that Mr. Gaffney's approach to the pension problem "completely undercuts our efforts and those by the New York State Association of Counties to get relief from the state".
"This treaty completely undercuts the idea that the technology and crossbreeding are so similar they should be treated the same way," said Dr. Margaret Mellon, the director of the agriculture and biotechnology program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, an environmental watchdog group in Washington.
