Sentence examples for it is undercut from inspiring English sources

"However sensational the claims he makes, it is undercut by the fact that he is so upfront about his dislike for Dave," they said.

In the summer it is undercut by the cooler winds of the southwest monsoon, blowing in from the ocean; this forces the harmattan to rise to an altitude of about 900 to 1,800 metres (about 3,000 to 6,000 feet).

Instead, a supplier might find that it is undercut by other firms if it puts up prices significantly, leading customers to switch.

It is undercutting the aspiration that every American should have a fair shot at progress.

Any Democrat who signs it is undercutting his own president to appease a powerful interest group.

It's a lovely, melancholy tale of loneliness, but it's undercut by its ponderousness.

Like many other fixed-line telecommunications monopolies in Africa, Zamtel's high overhead costs — mainly its staff of 2,340 — and its reliance on a creaky fixed-line network meant it was undercut by more nimble mobile operators, in this case Zain of Kuwait and MTN of South Africa, both of which have more subscribers and fewer employees.

His hubris may be overwhelming at times, but it's undercut by his self-conception as an underdog.

Eric E. Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, one of the companies that refused, attended the conference in The Hague and said it was undercut by such efforts.

They were a London version of Madchester, peddling a similar kind of blissed-out "baggy", only it was undercut by an air of menace.

The sense of anticipation that day at Fiorano was palpable, although it was undercut by a realism built up through long seasons of underachievement.