Sentence examples for greatly undercut from inspiring English sources
Both sides acknowledged last night that an arbitrator's decision in July greatly undercut Verizon's efforts to weaken the job security provisions.
But that message is so hoary, and so greatly undercut by the general impression of bumbling in Iraq, that it has not had nearly the same effectiveness this year as it usually does.
In the north, the fall of Timbuktu and other cities has greatly undercut the rationale of the coup leaders, who argued that they needed to overthrow President Amadou Toumani Touré because he had failed to properly arm and equip them in their fight against the rebels.
Off-grid solutions, such as those offered by Water Health International, allow rural communities to tap local sources of water and render them potable, at a cost that can greatly undercut their current cost.
The price cut to $69 combined with the HBO Now access is already probably a powerful enough incentive to spike sales, but an online TV offering that greatly undercuts your typical bundle and offers more premium content at the same time has the potential to really explode Apple TV sales.
This week's sale and dispersal of the items that belonged to John A. Roosevelt undercut that option and could greatly affect the federally owned Hyde Park sites associated with Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, said this round of negotiations could greatly weaken pattern bargaining, which she said was already undercut in the previous round.
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.
This undercut the movement.
