Sentence examples for longer undermined from inspiring English sources

MR. CONNOR and other managers say Russia's economy is no longer undermined by shaky and mounting debt.

Response to antimicrobial treatment was satisfactory: the ulcer reduced to 12 × 10 cm, the edges were no longer undermined, and the surrounding skin appeared healthy.

All the company needs to do is to change its policy so it no longer undermines the support mothers are looking for, and getting, from family and friends.

There is a long history of skeptical attempts to explain the nature of such pronouncements so that they no longer undermine themselves.

The air of nostalgia in the packaging — i.e., the age of movies is obviously not now, when they no longer matter — is undermined by the prose, which is resolutely and often thrillingly situated in the present.

Elective "spaces," however, were more tenuous than expected, and uncertain funding for electives undermined longer-term planning.

When George Steinbrenner first came to his rescue in 1995 -- after the player was no longer young and had undermined his body and career in a dozen different ways -- Strawberry began his Yankee habit of resurfacing at some point in the summer to make memorable late-season contributions.

It would mean that some people lose their gains from taking a job or working longer hours and undermine attempts to simplify the system.

On the other hand, longer instrument could undermine the validity as well due to students' fatigue.

The loss of the phosphate burst and actin-activated ATPase indicates the phosphate release step is no longer rate limiting undermining the efficient energy transduction in muscle because the ATPase cycle disengages from the work producing interaction with actin.

Thirdly, we recognise the importance of very careful negotiations and discussions within the institution, and with key Ministry of Health representatives, to ensure that sustainability of additional support is assured, and even that pre-existing services are not undermined in the longer term.