Sentence examples for has continued to undermine from inspiring English sources

The unleashing of the market has continued to undermine the postwar settlement, a way of organising society in which people identified themselves by class.

"Ongoing economic instability in the UK and overseas has continued to undermine consumer confidence, and the reluctance of many banks to offer affordable mortgage products has created something of a stagnant market," said Rics spokesman Peter Bolton King.

Due to faulty design, however, the dam failed to prevent erosion, which has continued to undermine structures throughout the canyon.

And while Congress debates the budget, Trump has continued to undermine HIV programs by opening loopholes in the Affordable Care Act.

15 However, despite further World Health Assembly resolutions (1986 2010) and the Innocenti declarations (1990 and 2005) 16 protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding, the pharmaceutical industry has continued to undermine such efforts.

As far as I'm concerned, over the last 50 years Labour have continued to undermine the working class, the backbone of our once great, once sovereign country.

It is high time that we in this country come to terms with the fact that we have continued to undermine our own future by paying lip service to the issue of gender inequality without addressing some of its most persistent and pernicious causes.

Yet the latest official figures show lending to firms still falling, while the reputation of the banks has continued to be undermined by scandals from Libor-fixing to money-laundering.

"The Polish government has continued to pursue legislation that appears to undermine judicial independence and weaken the rule of law in Poland," wrote a US State Department representative.

"The Polish government has continued to pursue legislation that appears to undermine judicial independence and weaken the rule of law in Poland.

As I wrote in my previous piece, CARL was clearly formed for the specific purpose of opposing the repeal of "Don't ask, don't tell" (DADT), and has continued to lobby against and attempt to undermine the rights gained by LGBT service members since the repeal.