Sentence examples for hugely undermine from inspiring English sources

One clash began when young men hurled rocks and Molotov cocktails at the police (protesters hugely undermine their cause when they do this).

A bad move at Rafah would hugely undermine its tottering legitimacy.

The letter, written by the Labour MP for Tottenham, David Lammy, and seen by the Guardian, says the cuts "hugely undermine the government's pledge to create 3m apprenticeships by 2020, and also entirely contradict the prime minister's promise to 'help anybody, whatever your background, go as far as your talents will take you'".

Ecotricity boss Dale Vince accused the Government of hugely undermining confidence among potential investors, who are desperately needed to finance an essential overhaul of the UK's energy infrastructure at a cost of around about £200bn over the next decade.

"In appointing four white men to the board, the secretary of state has failed Channel 4 and the country, and in doing so has hugely undermined all of the work being done on diversity across the broadcasting industry".

At the same time, the Lebanese government that had come to power trying to reorientate Beirut into a more western orbit was hugely undermined, as its supposed new allies seemed powerless to defend its infrastructure and civilians from Israeli attacks.

But James Forsyth, writing in the Mail on Sunday, argued "Labour's attempt to show they are a party that can be trusted with the economy is hugely undermined by the leadership's insistence that they did not spend too much before the crash".

(A7: Paediatrician)" "I don't think that all paediatricians, certainly not all ED consultants and people have got confidence or are clear about what they can discharge back out to the care of the team and the competency of the team, which hugely undermines the process potentially".

Had May tried to thwart the motion, it would have taken but a handful of remainer Conservatives to embarrass her hugely and undermine her authority.

However, this year a far more ambitious publicity campaign than a few giveaway scarves or a rebranded Cheltenham boozer has divided racing and, depending on your point of view, adds yet another dimension to the Festival's multifaceted appeal or threatens to undermine it hugely.

Instead, they appear to have provoked fundamentalists like Osama bin Laden into attacking the U.S. In other words, hugely expensive bases undermined American security (and we later closed them anyway).