Sentence examples for has been undercutting from inspiring English sources

"Piece by piece, the Bush administration has been undercutting meaningful enforcement of the Clean Air Act.

While Spain has been undercutting France's production costs for wine, he said, "French dairy farmers have done the same to our Spanish milk".

But the main war on coal — if there has been one — has been waged by the natural gas industry, which has been undercutting coal with cheap prices.

As writers (and in Wright's case, director) of Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and now The World's End, the stock-in trade of their "Cornetto trilogy" has been undercutting Hollywood bombast, mug of tea in hand.

Moore's words were certain to delight Trump, who has complained that the Fed has been undercutting economic growth, but they put Moore on a collision course with current Fed leaders.

A pre-eminent sociologist of religion, he has been undercutting conventional assumptions since "The Noise of Solemn Assemblies," his 1961 book, cast a cold eye on the postwar religious revival still in full bloom.

This rapidly escalating sequence of harassment has been undercut by Morgan's ineptitude, but there's no doubt he's in big trouble.

Mr. Romney, the former chief executive of Bain Capital, has repeatedly argued that he is best equipped to fix the nation's struggling economy, an argument that has been undercut recently by three months of solid employment growth.

They have been undercutting the long-distance giants because they do not have to pay myriad charges that Federal regulators levy on traditional carriers.

The country may have been undercutting American policy and values, but it tended to do so on issues that made for polarizing topics in Washington.

The essence of the government's argument is that the deal would harm consumers by removing a competitor that had been undercutting the other major brands' prices.