Sentence examples for it's undermined from inspiring English sources

P.G.: So you mean that social inequalities undermine… J.B.: It's undermined openly.

And it's undermined by the lavish descriptions of parties and couture clothes.

Sometimes in anger, often with an edge, Scott has urged his undisciplined Nets to play without complacency during their struggling start to this season, but a voice carries less weight when it's undermined by contract uncertainty.

The image projects strength and determination, but it's undermined by a major blunder: white type against a white background.

"This is a military movement with a political wing created post facto.... It's undermined internal cohesion," he said.

While there is ongoing support for the death penalty in polls, it's undermined by the notion of life imprisonment without parole -- though whether that is more appetizing for the inmate than execution seems an obvious question -- and a sense of cynicism about executions ever happening anyway.

Unemployment isn't just blighting the lives of millions, it's undermining America's future.

She says it's undermining the Royal Docks enterprise zone and "holding back London's economic potential".

"There's so much money in politics it's undermining our democracy".

"It's a difficult one, because it's undermining how the sport should be run and proper governance.

It's undermining the legitimacy of the police department".