Sentence examples for ever undermined from inspiring English sources

Success has, as ever, undermined what it did so well, but it only takes a quick look back to remember why it became the franchise it did.

Russia issued a statement when New Start was signed reserving the right to pull out if it decides missile defense ever undermines its nuclear deterrent.

Senior Indian officials, such as the formidable AT Wilson, argued that the religious and tribal divisions in Iraq would for ever undermine an Iraqi state.

And I believe that as President I will be able to continue to make progress and get an agreement that will be fair both to the Israelis and the Palestinians without ever, ever undermining Israel's security".

If any Googler ever undermines that trust, we will hold them accountable".

"Neither sanctions nor provocations nor threats can ever undermine our position of a nuclear weapons state," the North's Rodong Sinmun newspaper said recently.

There'd be no problem digging down; with a building like this you could go on for ever without undermining its foundations".

Moral equivalences, however false, would have been drawn, and European coöperation, which is indispensable, would have been ever so slightly undermined.

You can't go three weekends without stumbling headlong into yet another bleak and unflinching two-part exploration of the crushing banality of evil, tinged with a heavy green-grey filter that conveys seriousness and is only ever so slightly undermined by the need to cut to a brightly coloured yoghurt commercial every 15 minutes to keep the show on the road.

Rather, the interest here is in exposing the danger to the culture of the "rule of law," which is undermined ever more deeply by the recent Saudi executions and by the reactions we have seen thereto.

It's intriguing stuff... that is arguably ever-so-slightly undermined by DrCrispy's relentless dudebro" chatter.