Sentence examples for largely undercut from inspiring English sources

Those rulings followed prosecution requests and largely undercut defense strategies aimed at compensating for setbacks during Mr. Schwarz's last trial.

But Lozano's appreciation of this achievement was largely undercut by her increasing disenchantment with what she saw as the hypocrisy and careerism of the art world.

The report's conclusions also appeared to largely undercut concerns that it was unfair to Mrs. Clinton for Mr. Ray to issue a statement only weeks before she faces Representative Rick Lazio, a Republican congressman from Long Island, in the Senate voting.

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That rather overstates it, of course, and he largely undercuts that position with the next sentence, which implies that both companies are only just now arriving at a position to work with one another.

In Kaufman's production, much of the first act strangely feels like a pleasant parlor comedy, and the laughter largely undercuts much of what is poignant about this tragic tale.

Even without the swaps losses Pforzheim has been struggling because its jewelry industry, once world famous, has largely migrated to Asia and undercut the tax base, she said.

When Wyatt attempted to report humane handling violations and fulfill his federal duty, higher-ups at USDA, particularly under past administrations, largely ignored, downplayed, rewrote or undercut his enforcement actions.

Their cacophony of twee steampunk instrumentation — including a largely homemade string section — and noise squall undercut the singer Arone Dyer's knifelike vocals.

The television advertisement and the energized schedule came after two months in which Mr. Bush battered Mr. Kerry in advertisements intended to undercut him while he remained largely unknown to most of the country.

That would allow retailers like Best Buy to sell a phone, mark up LightSquared’s charge by four times or more and still undercut the big boys, who largely price their plans based on minutes of voice time instead of gigabytes of data.