Sentence examples for may undermine a from inspiring English sources

The settlement, however, may undermine a battle between the New York attorney general and the bank.

Legal analysts pointed out the ironic factor that Pfc Manning's deteriorating psychiatric state, allegedly the result of what he has experienced in detention, may undermine a possible US government line of prosecution of Mr Assange.

Working in a physically-demanding job, having high blood pressure, and taking multiple medications are other health risks that may undermine a man's fertility.

Studies indicate grandmothers may "undermine" a mother's control over the mother's food choices for her child [ 6, 22].

Unpredicted adverse events and inadequacy to cope with them may undermine a patient's self-reliability and adherence to treatment.

Thus, sexual motives appear to have a negative influence on intended condom use, which may undermine a prosocial motivation to practice safer sex.

However, percentile values and consequently, classification of bathing waters depend both on sampling effort and sample-size, which may undermine an appropriate assessment of bathing water classification.

A key observation or new piece of evidence, of course, may undermine an established explanation, but a theory such as evolution is founded on a great many observations, and it is highly unlikely that the entire theory will collapse.

Stress acts through a variety of physiological causal pathways which may undermine an individual's ability to withstand it [ 47, 48] so that, over prolonged time, depressive symptoms occur.

This is not self-evident: professionalisation may entail a move towards rational and task-oriented care that may undermine an ethos of 'community care' that was at the core of the original HBC programmes launched in Zambia more than two decades ago [ 6, 46].

Whatever may be the cause for the discrepancy between our two samples, it may undermine any claim that a search technique necessarily produces a more representative sample from a field of medical science simply because it identifies a greater number of RCT manuscripts.