Sentence examples for from being undermined from inspiring English sources
Discovery is left to the experts, and the hegemony of high culture, far from being undermined by Amazon, is reinforced.
This form of white-identity politics, far from being undermined by the election of President Obama, was strengthened by it.
The FSA introduced the ban last September to stop banks from being undermined by waves of selling.
Migrant workers get equal treatment, which also helps protect the pay and conditions of British workers from being undermined.
Mr. Alexander worries that real reform, which he favors, will unravel over time unless Congress puts in place "measures that prevent it from being undermined during later years," a worthy if complicated recommendation.
Writer quotes at length from letter from a friend well placed in Indira Gandhi's Government, supporting Mrs. Gandhi's recent "strong actions" as having saved the Government from being undermined by the "Opposition".
Both involve power being taken away from us, being undermined and treated like infants, being dis-emboldened to live the lives we want.
Between them these two internet gatherings hack into a variety of targets, ranging from the Church of Scientology and Fox News to the FBI, before being undermined from inside, with arrests being made.
Mr. Sawaraka, who used his tribal name, not his family name, for fear of retribution from the police, said that the tribal system was also being undermined from another direction.
