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Sanders's ideology is an imperfect fit with the institutional progressivism that Democratic primary voters have spent years working for; perhaps, in certain ways, it even undermines it.

Simply tracking GDP and a small number of production statistics is not enough; and it may even undermine progress towards a more just economy, as it distracts attention from the issues that really matter.

It could even undermine the struggle against terrorism.

At worst, it has impoverished communities, created tensions and conflicts between them and the forest administration, and at times it has even undermined state authority.

One group of studies argues that aid has either no effect on growth or even undermines it.

It destroys jobs, traps the poorest in poverty, weakens security and even undermines the sports we love.

The political focus on mass shootings sometimes even undermines policies that are aimed at addressing the big picture of violence.

Boltanski is always trying to catch death by the tail, and perhaps even undermine it.

One of his greatest talents was to reinforce genre by dismantling and even undermining it.

Grudging and minimal compliance may keep a firm out of trouble but will do little to gain consumers' trust and may even undermine it.

The lobbying frenzy worries many traditional bankers — the original targets of the rescue program — who fear that it could blur, or even undermine, the government's effort to stabilize the financial system after its worst crisis since the 1930s.