Sentence examples for human undermines from inspiring English sources

Treating women and people of color particularly Black folks—as less than human undermines the humanity of the culprit as much as its victim.

Marcelo Bielsa's philosophy is radical – too radical, sadly, for most players, as Athletic Bilbao seem to be finding out (he may be the greatest theorist in football today, but the practicality of dealing with players who persist in being human undermines his coaching).

Investment managers say the algorithms' cold calculations end up sparking hysterical sales among the humans, undermining confidence and feeding a vicious cycle that leads more and more algorithms to do their thing.

Some moral skeptics argue that Darwinian explanations of the origins and persistence of morals among humans undermine the likelihood that moral beliefs are true and hence undermine the possibility of moral knowledge.

Human tracking undermines the rule of law and creates instability.

In this all-too-common view, paying attention to these human dimensions undermines business effectiveness.

Meanwhile, the Democratic Society pointed out that many Tories believe the European court of human rights undermines Magna Carta.

In Syria, the sheer physical and human devastation undermines the prospects of a viable state for years to come.

In a retelling of Alice in Wonderland, Bishop illustrates the fundamentals and power of cryptography while warning how human error undermines that power.

Dr James Sweeney, of the Human Rights Centre at Durham University, says this long history of human rights undermines claims by UK sceptics that it was a culture imposed by Europe.

But attempts by the office of the United States Trade Representative to persuade others that, in effect, corporate profits are more important than human lives undermines America's international standing: if anything, it reinforces the stereotype of the crass American.