Sentence examples for increasingly undermining from inspiring English sources

Two developments are increasingly undermining this argument.

To sum up, above all, fictitious self-employment ("Scheinselbständigkeit"), minor working contracts, temporary agency work and non-permanent part-time work are increasingly undermining labour law and social law regulations.

It followed an Ofsted inspection that concluded relationships between governors, school staff and the local authority had deteriorated markedly; actions by the governing body were increasingly undermining senior leaders; and governors were becoming too involved in operational matters.

He was a former governor at the city's Laisterdyke Business and Enterprise College where a different Ofsted report said governors' actions were "increasingly undermining the capacity of senior leaders".

First, the current crop of Syriza MPs is strongly divided over Tsipras' moderate course and is increasingly undermining his position as Prime Minister.

Lack of action on the part of the Pakistani government against those who attack the media is increasingly undermining freedom of the press and also jeopardizing the safety of journalists and their families.

But the reality of rising access to cheap shale gas will in any event increasingly undermine the profitability of coal.

His authority has been increasingly undermined because Mr. Putin has pointedly refused to exclude seeking a return to the presidency himself.

Their power base in Iran's parliament has been increasingly undermined by the president's energetic use of his executive authority.

Yet as a whole, human rights experts say the European Union is allowing its values to be increasingly undermined by the rise of China.

Key concepts of rights and choice are increasingly undermined by stricter rationing, tightened eligibility criteria and top-up fees, familiar features also of England's system.