Sentence examples for i'm undermining from inspiring English sources

"The other agencies say I'm undermining the price," he said.

I mean, your libertarian cousin Randall is constantly telling me that I'm undermining the free market by giving out gifts and not paying my workers.

I felt I was undermining their lives.

"I think therefore I am undermining myself," said Descartes' sister.

There was a sense I was undermining her work.

There were accusations that I was suggesting this was normal working-class life, that I was undermining marriage.

In an email on 3 August, Jones replied to Ronnie's accusation that he was undermining him: "I am very sorry to hear that you believe that 'I am undermining you'.

When I buy from Amazon instead of my local bookstore, should I feel proud because I am helping settle the electronic frontier or guilty because I am undermining an institution that I will miss when it is gone?

In her last tweet explaining the row over Labour NHS policymaking, Alexander said: "One other thing: that was not the first time I was undermined but will save that for another day".

Personhood for animals is part of the animal rights movement, but I worry that it is undermining the goals of animal welfare because the legal terminology can be confusing.

I'm watching it be undermined … by people who seem unwilling to consider or to listen," said Margaret Toman, who was among hundreds of protesters rallying inside the legislative building this week, demanding that Republicans leave Cooper's authority alone.