Sentence examples for initially undermined from inspiring English sources

White House Spokesman Dan Pfeiffer also was among those singling out Walsh as one of two congressmen who initially undermined a bipartisan agreement that would have passed the payroll tax cut extension, NBC Chicago reported.

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The increased sensitivity of the technique was initially undermined by a lack of specificity.

He's never quite managed to be consistently dominant enough for that, undermined initially by Warrington's inability to compete across the park with the big boys, and more recently by the injuries that have forced him to call it a day.

This process may only be employed after a wife has initially and deliberately undermined or attempted to destroy the family, as indicated by the words, "as for those on whose part you fear disobedience".

Both projects were initially successful, but were undermined after the election of a Liberal government in 1906.

However, if attentional bias persists for many months, we might speculate that if there are enduring effects of smoking cues after cessation as suggested in previous research, abstinence could be undermined in initially successful quitters.

But the charter plan, initially so promising, was gradually undermined by the realisation among pro-Leveson campaigners, the Labour party and the Lib-Dems, that it lacked the necessary rigour of statute.

Whether either of these suggestions accommodates cases where, initially, responsibility seems to be undermined by lack of control of causes, remains to be seen.

But his handling of the spectrum sale has undermined confidence in what initially appeared to be India's most stable and competent government in years.

In addition there were ructions over the role afforded to Frank Arnesen as the club's head of youth development and the appointment of Grant, a move which was initially opposed by Mourinho, who believed it undermined his power base.