Sentence examples for it is undermining from inspiring English sources
Last week it was the turn of Morrisons to be the subject of takeover speculation as it battles with the question of whether it is undermining its value credentials by being pricier than Asda, and whether it should spend millions on an online service rather than cutting prices.
The government has recognised that community provision is best, but without adequate funding it is undermining its own policy objectives and denying people the opportunity to receive good-quality care in their own home, or in supported housing in their own community.
"I'm appalled with the Qatari use of media and Al Jazeera to attack its neighbors, and it is undermining US foreign policy.
At the moment, though, Israel has its most reasonable partner ever — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas — and it is undermining him with its checkpoints and new settlement construction.
First, the United States Postal Service: Mr. Smith, 57, is suing his perennial foe, alleging that it is undermining the safety of its city employees.
If it is not, it is undermining what some consider its most important policy, and may be breaking the law to boot.Acting like a guilty schoolboy, the education ministry issued a curt, 33-word statement saying it was suspending examinations of teachers.
It is undermined with a short, unsatisfying epilogue whose shocking final moment isn't enough to justify its inclusion.
A cross-party initiative of the Labour Party, Liberal Democrats and Conservatives, it is undermined by bickering and almost invisible.
Time, like God, is either necessary or nothing; if it disappears in one possible universe, it is undermined in every possible universe, including our own.
If this brings some salve of intimacy, it is undermined by his father's omissions and by the rest of his family's betrayals.
