Sentence examples for it was undercutting from inspiring English sources

Some executive board members of the national union wrote its president to complain that it was undercutting Democratic efforts by attacking Mr. Obama unfairly.

The sponsors of the campaign finance law overhaul called today for the abolition of the Federal Election Commission, saying it was undercutting the law it was to oversee.

One senior White House aide, who asked that his name not be used, said BMW corporate headquarters in Germany had announced earlier that it was discontinuing the practice of giving discounts to persons with diplomatic passports because U.S. dealers had complained that it was undercutting their business.

Fundraisers are a potentially big business for Facebook, if it's able to shift more of the activity taking place on GoFundMe over to its own social network – a strong possibility, as it's undercutting GoFundMe's fees.

Sometimes I'm undercutting it, or it's undercutting me.

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

Both aim to offer an affordable and fast way to build a book using your smartphone photos, but Shutterfly's free shipping means it's undercutting Mosaic a bit on price.

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

The discount DVD rental business worries Hollywood movie studios because of fears that it is undercutting DVD sales, which dropped 13% in the fourth quarter and were projected to fall at least 6% more in the first quarter, according to analysts.

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.

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.