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A weak economy is further undermining Mr. Tung's efforts to hold on to his job.

There is a sense that Syria and Iran are off the hook, while on a broader scale the violence is further undermining Washington's credibility and making Americans ever more unpopular.

The UN is also grappling with persistent accusations of rape and sexual exploitation by its peacekeepers, which is further undermining confidence in the organisation, particularly in some of the countries where its soldiers are deployed.

As a new energy report reveals that too few people are making an effort to reduce their household CO2 emissions, environmentalists believe the recession is further undermining public commitment.

The support that several key Arab monarchies are providing to Syrian resistance forces fighting against President Bashar al-Assad is further undermining the legitimacy of the whole Arab state system.

If Operation Merlin is supposed to be some kind of exemplar for covert CIA actions that must be shielded from public scrutiny, the government is further undermining its case for cracking down on whistleblowers.

The desire to feel pride in the exploits of "plucky Brits" is further undermined by the nature of sponsorship.

This ambitious satire of fame mongering is further undermined by a fatal conceptual confusion as it tries to juggle three ideas at once.

My confidence is further undermined by the language used by his department when it comes to the much-vaunted "Golden Rule".

That absence of a gleam translates into a diminished charisma that is further undermined by Robert Dillon's screenplay, which gives Fielding too little of substance to say, especially when he is on the political stump.

Haniyeh's authority is further undermined by the fact that Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian President, dismissed him as Prime Minister of Gaza, in June, 2007, after the Hamas takeover, and appointed Salam Fayyad, a Fatah loyalist, in his place.