Sentence examples for have often undermined from inspiring English sources

Big hitters in her own party such as Mikulas Dzurinda, a former prime minister (now Ms Radicova's foreign minister) and Ivan Miklos, her finance minister, have often undermined and outmanoeuvred her.

For many years, White House reporters have often undermined themselves and their cause by interrupting a colleague who may be closing in on the truth or, at least, on a nonanswer for the public record.

The proverbial rift between the sales and the marketing teams -- with the former focused on long-term brand building, and the latter riveted on short-term goals -- have often undermined organizational growth.

In low and low-middle income countries however, concerns about the quality of routine administrative data have often undermined their use.

FIELDING DODGERS In the past, mediocre defense has often undermined the Dodgers' good pitching.

Switching to VAT-type taxes has often undermined the possibility for redistribution, while encouraging the existence of large informal sectors - further weakening the prospects for future revenue mobilisation.

Mr. Kan's prospects may be buoyed further by the departure of Mr. Kamei, the banking minister and vocal head of a tiny coalition partner that has often undermined the Democrats by straying from the government line.

From the disastrous Cuban Bay of Pigs operation to the Vietnam War, the deep state has often undermined the chief elected executive officer.

While the argument for P3s is sound, to make use of the large pools of private capital now forming and the increasing political will accumulating, we must take care to avoid the Wild West mentality that has often undermined PPPs abroad leading to large numbers of failed projects and renegotiations.

However, these merits have often been undermined by insufficient energy and power delivery due to poor Li extraction/insertion kinetics.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the volatility of the situation in the East means that routine vaccinations in rural areas have often been undermined.