Sentence examples for has certainly undermined from inspiring English sources

The financial meltdown has certainly undermined two of the big ideas inspired by Messrs Jensen and Meckling: that senior managers' pay should be closely linked to their firm's share price, and that private equity, backed by mountains of debt, would do a better job of getting managers to maximise value than the public equity markets.

The pain has certainly undermined public confidence in Chavez, which is now at an all time low.

Sexist, racist, and homophobic comments by some activists have certainly undermined the party's efforts to appear more professional.

Perhaps the gradual undermining of the professions was inevitable, but it has certainly been accelerated by the emergence and increasing prevalence of the digital media.

In short, they argue, the growth of renewable energy is undermining established utilities and replacing them with something less reliable and much more expensive.Power downThe decline of Europe's utilities has certainly been startling.

Regulation has certainly increased.

Brixton has certainly struggled.

That has certainly changed.

That has certainly happened.

Chitchat has certainly changed.

That has certainly helped".