Sentence examples for has undermined him from inspiring English sources

His failure to turn his talents (as a teacher and a screenwriter) to account has undermined him.

Underlings seem to have let him down, and his father has undermined him by backing Rebekah Brooks, the head of the company's scandal-ridden British newspapers, who reports to James.

The brief outing had undermined him.

That is what angered Mr. Barak, who suggested in his letter to Mr. Sharon that the prime minister-elect had undermined him.

In an interview with the Boston radio station WEEI, Valentine said he felt that members of his coaching staff had undermined him at times.

VALENTINE SPEAKS OUT On the last day of a tumultuous season, Red Sox Manager Bobby Valentine said he felt members of his coaching staff had undermined him at times.

Mahmoud Abbas, the previous prime minister, who was elevated at the insistence of the Bush administration and Israel, quit on Saturday, saying that Israel and Mr. Arafat had undermined him.

Although some reports quoted Ward as agreeing with the call for Mankamyer to resign and as saying she had undermined him, Ward was reluctant yesterday to express such sentiments.

Mr. Beilin's partner in negotiation was Mahmoud Abbas, the longtime P.L.O. official who quit in disgust as Palestinian prime minister a week ago, saying that Israel and Mr. Arafat had undermined him.

These were not the first signals that Bowa's perfectionist nature, which turned a player of limited talent into a five-time All-Star, had undermined him as manager.

Meanwhile the Fiver would love to know what Gray is thinking right now - and especially his feelings about Keys and Burton keeping their jobs, and the steady drip-drip of off-air clips that have undermined him.