Sentence examples for is further undercut from inspiring English sources

Any spontaneity is further undercut by the leaden piano support of her musical director, Jeffrey D. Harris.

Flannery's credibility on issues of toxicity is further undercut by repeated misstatements or overstatements of what the science reveals.

The liberal position is further undercut by the fact that expensive private schools, even the ones that call themselves progressive, teach the classics nowadays.

But, this being mainstream television, any glimpse of genitalia is assidulously avoided, and the promised shock is further undercut by the soft-porn quality of the directing.

The Never Trump effort is further undercut as more and more of the Republican Party comes to terms with the reality that Trump is the GOP's new standard-bearer.

Fotolia, a micro-stock photography site that we first covered back in November 2005, is further undercutting some of the larger, more traditional stock photography sites, such as Getty and Corbis, by providing many of the same higher-quality images but at lower prices.

However, these achievements in industry were not matched in agriculture, and they were further undercut by Egypt's rapid population growth.

With the cancellation of the visits, the much-promoted but already anemic American "pivot" to Asia was further undercut, leaving regional allies increasingly doubtful the United States will be a viable counterbalance to a rising China.

They pay New York prices for all their services and are further undercut by cheaper suits coming from low-wage countries that use all the latest technology, which is, indeed, getting better.

Municipal labor's efforts to formulate a united response to the fiscal crisis have been further undercut by some union leaders who want to go their own way, some who do not trust one another, and some who are disengaged.

Zourabichvili's claims of ballot irregularities are further undercut by the fact that Greenberg, Quinlan Rosner, a widely respected international polling firm, did pre-election surveys in Georgia and forecast that President Mikheil Saakashvili would receive 52percentt of the vote.