Sentence examples for feel undermines from inspiring English sources

The degree of difficulty in lodging a successful petition depends a great deal on whether the scale of corruption of local Communist officials has reached a point that party leaders feel undermines central Communist Party control.

Being a commercial building signs or billboards are typically attached to its facade which we feel undermines the structures' identity.

People feeling squeezed by a jealous line of questioning and assumptions will also feel undermined, badgered and frustrated.

Many feel undermined by such an appointment.

In Tripoli, hard-liners seethe that Libya gave away the store, while the reformers feel undermined.

To feel undermined by a system that's available to citizens when they feel wronged by the state displays a serious lack of confidence.

The organisation spoke to more than 23,000 women and 2,000 men about their experiences at work and found that women routinely feel undermined and excluded by their colleagues.

"If young, handsome Ewan McGregor walks into a pub and someone's girlfriend says: 'That's Ewan McGregor!' the guy's going to feel undermined.

If more Iraqis die under American bombs, many in the region predict, radical Arabs will gain strength and American allies will feel undermined.

Some American men feel emasculated by two factors: the demise of skilled secure jobs that gave them a sense of pride and status, and the rise of women's and LGBT movements, which some men feel undermine their rightful dominance.

County officials say the change comes at the behest of residents who find the carts eyesores, and some restaurant owners who feel undermined by the price-chopping ways of their mobile competition.