Sentence examples for deeply undercut from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, your boss's predatory business practices have deeply undercut the ability of all reporters, writers and editors to make any kind of living wage.
Last week, in an article in The New York Times, American soldiers training the police in Ghazni described corruption that had deeply undercut efforts to improve policing in the province.
The BMW Sauber, for instance, in addition to changes to the front wing, engine cover and under body, will have a new nose section, more deeply undercut side pods and a new rear wing.
Although the panel is barely an inch thick, its planar recessions seem infinite, with Jerome himself, his face and raised arms deeply undercut, almost three-dimensional, a fleshly eruption in a spectral world.
They charged in a court filing Sunday that he had withheld some evidence that deeply undercut his lawsuit's central allegation: that Wilpon and Katz continued to invest with Madoff, and profit greatly from those investments, in the face of repeated warnings that he might not have been clean.
If Muslim refugees come to Europe and are welcomed, it deeply undercuts the Isis legitimacy.
Last month, the Washington Post's Adam Taylor noted that the Islamic State actually wants you to hate refugees: If Muslim refugees come to Europe and are welcomed, it deeply undercuts the Islamic State's legitimacy.... What seems almost certain is that the Islamic State wants you to equate refugees with terrorists.
The president's intentional and consistent statements, more deeply, may also undercut the trust that the American people have in his word.
A sizable loss would have been deeply embarrassing and would have undercut Mr. Romney's argument that he is best equipped to defeat President Obama.
But this idea is never explored deeply enough; the choreographic whole is undercut by the music.
Blumenauer, who last week called on Boehner to cancel the joint session with Netanyahu, said: "It's deeply troubling that the speaker is willing to undercut diplomacy in exchange for theatrics on the House floor".
