This conclusion is not, as he suggests, undermined by our decision in Moore v. East Cleveland, 431 U.S. 494 (1977), in which we struck down a housing ordinance that limited occupancy of a dwelling unit to members of a single family as violating the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Comments like Cornette's on Twitter, he suggests, undermine that reality and draw negative response from those unwilling to accept members of the LGBT community as people and athletes.
If we look for the reasons why Orwell's dire presentiments threaten to become our everyday reality, we might consider the idea that Trump and his cohorts are reaping the benefits of the gradual (and, I would suggest, intentional) undermining and dismantling of our increasingly overcrowded and understaffed public education system.
What does economist Josh Bivens suggest has undermined Social Security revenues?
Well, that may not be exactly true, however the Just Not Sorry app highlights mentions of "I think" suggesting that they undermine your message.
I'd suggest removing it because it undermines your otherwise interesting essay.
But the evidence suggests it undermines our intrinsic motivations.
She has the backing of the teachers' union and sizable labor support, which Mr. Giuliani's aides have suggested could undermine any of her efforts to effect school reform.
Nolan looks to a time when only the most immediately popular movies will be able to secure public screening, in what might appear to be democratic but will, he suggests, ultimately undermine choice and originality.
The Administration has warned that if Congress cuts off the money, a move that the North Koreans have suggested would undermine the agreement, the North Koreans could recreate their nuclear weapons program almost immediately.
