Sentence examples for difficulty undermining from inspiring English sources

Philip Morris, responsible for more than half the settlement, fell into deep financial difficulty, undermining the bonding scheme.

In turn, it was felt that this difficulty undermined the usefulness, practicability, and fairness of evaluations of quality of care using such records.

In addition, there is unrest as economic difficulties undermine the once easy life in the kingdom.

The perception that some staff were lacking in understanding and sympathy for exhaustion (tiredness) and breastfeeding difficulties undermined women's sense of being capable mothers.

Through short-term lending and the imposition of rigid discipline over troubled national economies, the fund, which has resources of $106 billion, attempts to stabilize those economies and prevent their difficulties from undermining the global economy.

How can you keep your marriage difficulties from undermining your performance at work?

And when difficulties arise - such as the lack of transitional forms in the fossil record - the answer is: "Well, we'll explain this one day, but it is unscientific to allow that difficulty to undermine our fundamental theory".

Mr Alckmin's difficulties could undermine the presidential prospects of Jose Serra, the PSDB candidate, who is a senator from Sao Paulo as well as being Mr Cardoso's former health minister.

What he said here and to me over the telephone testifies to the fact that Eduard Amvrosiyevich made this move to protest against those seeking to take advantage of the difficulties and undermine perestroika policy, its main directions for the renewal of society.

Such difficulties may undermine participation within the group and the success of intervention, by hampering the development of cohesion and self-disclosure [ 22].

However, the effort expended thus far has not revealed any fundamental difficulty which would undermine this approach.