Sentence examples for dangers of undermining from inspiring English sources

All vaccines (like all drugs) carry a degree of risk, but the dangers of undermining widespread immunity are far worse.

Last year the then lord chief justice, Lord Judge, warned about the dangers of undermining independence of the judiciary through privatising the courts service, making it self-financing or introducing cross-subsidising of one section of the court service by another.

Experts said that the row was in danger of undermining respect for the rule of law.

More important, the government understands the danger of undermining a sector so important to jobs, growth and tax receipts.

But as the plays touring the villages point out, multiple registration is in danger of undermining the credibility of the election.

This scheme is in danger of undermining that bond of trust as it breeds the suspicion that every adult who works with children is a potential paedophile".

"The chancellor is in danger of undermining not just the bank's green credentials, but also the return to the taxpayer.

Mr Clegg's vision of the Lib Dems as a party of the centre often looked remote.Then there is the danger of undermining the government's raison d'être: its fiscal strategy.

For almost twenty-five years, the Coens have been rude and funny, inventive and tiresome — in general, so prankish and unsettled that they often seemed in danger of undermining what was best in their movies.

Graham's campaign manager, Christian Ferry, who also worked for Senator John McCain in previous election cycles, says the problem is much worse this time around and is in danger of undermining the important role of voters in early primary states.

Europe's most senior judge has warned that the government is in danger of undermining human rights legislation and thrown back accusations that the Strasbourg court is responsible for lengthy delays in extradition cases.