Sentence examples for harshly undermining from inspiring English sources

Yet there is a certain logic, some analysts say, to Mr. Gore's efforts at harshly undermining Mr. Bush, and doing so sooner rather than later.

The Israeli military said it saw Hamas as "accountable for preserving the peace in Israel's southern villages and will respond harshly to any attempt of undermining it".

Galloway issued a reply which harshly criticized the general's conduct and accused him of deliberately undermining the war effort for the benefit of the anti-war Whig faction in Parliament.

That is why I was shocked and disappointed when you so harshly blamed President Obama for the outcome of Copenhagen and accused him of undermining efforts to achieve a meaningful international climate treaty.

Trump's tweets came after Scarborough harshly criticized the White House over a Politico report detailing the way Secretary of State Rex Tillerson yelled at top Trump aides for undermining him and holding up State Department appointees.

Common behaviors include: Undermining.

Erdogan has repeatedly won democratic elections through the AKP, but meanwhile has also built a cult of personality as an authoritarian underdog, portraying himself as a victim who is forced to crack down harshly on those whose "conspiracies" undermine his authority.

Women are judged more harshly than men when seen as political; it undermines them.

But they saw the gathering of activists as an affront, and responded harshly because the government could not afford to lose face — which would undermine its power in the public's eyes.

Stevens was harshly cross-examined during the hearings, but emerged without his evidence having been undermined.

An indisciplined spell late in the first half could have undermined all that good work as Brett Ferres was sin-binned, albeit harshly, for a petty foul on Sing, then Danny Sculthorpe was put on report for a late tackle on Horne.