Sentence examples for greatly undermined from inspiring English sources

Since 1985 the yen has been over-valued, relative to the dollar, reaching a peak in 1995 that greatly undermined Japanese competitiveness.

It is the mortar that fills the gaps between nations, people and communities, creating a social bond without which the quality of our lives would be greatly undermined.

If it became public that such an official applied for the Metro job and was turned down, that official's current position could be greatly undermined, members said.

The financial crisis blew a giant hole in our budget and, with good reason, greatly undermined confidence in our political elite.

But his moral authority, once unimpeachable among Germans, was greatly undermined in 2006, when he revealed that he had served during the war in Hitler's Waffen SS unit.

The quagmires in Afghanistan and Iraq, Guantánamo Bay, Abu Ghraib, the collapse of Lehman Brothers, massive indebtedness, among other developments, have greatly undermined U.S. power and prestige.

In 1905 the Iranian Constitutional Revolution broke out, greatly undermining the authority of the government.

It has proven that environmental crises can stir controversy and greatly undermine social stability".

It seems to me that current moves in policy will greatly undermine such a goal.

Equally, a yes vote would greatly undermine Cameron and spark a rupture in his party.

However, many assessment tools face issues with assessment methods and system frameworks, which greatly undermine their credibility and applicability.