Sentence examples for completely undo from inspiring English sources

Some theories supporting real effects of QE therefore postulate frictions in financial markets such that the private sector cannot completely undo central-bank interventions.

Failure to include a binding renewable energy target would completely undo the indisputable success of the existing 2020 target in driving forward renewable energy.

Now we want to completely undo that system because "hey, we have the tools, we have the technology to allow people to connect to each other".

When clearing laws were relaxed in Queensland, farmers cleared so much land it looks set to completely undo greenhouse gas emissions cuts made under the federal government's Direct Action policy.

But Spacey has found a challenge in O'Neill, whose main object as a writer was to show that lies can not only cripple the psyche but also completely undo the transformative effect of love.

They make you think of cold weather and desolate moors, and they completely undo a couple of attempts at injecting a bit of levity into proceedings: the opening Rubber Band is clearly meant to be a hoot - there's oompah brass and a load of terrible puns in the lyrics - and you still end up glumly thinking of malnourished children expiring of consumption on a barren hillside.

Not even the contemporary revival of beauty completely undoes this inversion of the Kantian idea.

Over time, these patterns completely undid the old standard that you needed experience to lead.

But, the EFF notes: "That had the side effect of completely undoing all of Safari's protections against doubleclick.net".net

In Schiele's work, there was a "candor and complexity" that completely undid the "tradition of flattery and lies in portrait-making".

Recent analysis from the Wilderness Society showed that a land-clearing surge going on in parallel – particularly in Queensland – was completely undoing the ERF's abatement work.