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Furthermore, forcing rational consumers to invest in a poor product now may well undermine a better LED substitute later.

The fact that viewers recognize this as image-making and strategizing is an important part of the process, and may well undermine it.

Meanwhile the Tories' blatant cynicism may well undermine their drive to be taken seriously as a party of passionately-held beliefs.

One of these is strategic: if a gallery is seen not to respect the legal wishes of its donors, that may well undermine other peoples' confidence in making gifts and bequests.

That may well undermine Ecclestone's position as the sport's chief executive, with Eddie Jordan, a former team owner-turned-pundit, suggesting the 85-year-old could be gone by the Singapore Grand Prix in two weeks' time.

"The main reason Reagan would have objected to this treaty is that it may well undermine his dream that our country might one day be shielded by a missile defense system from nuclear attack," Mr. Meese and Mr. Perle wrote.

The stronger South Korean won and higher interest rates will lead to slower growth and the likely re-emergence of the North Korean problem may very well undermine investor confidence.

"Sadly," he said, "the application may well be undermined by legislative shell games".

The whole credibility of "green" taxes may well be undermined unless the government doe a quick rethink on retrospective vehicle excise duty.

In fact, our goal may well be undermined by politicians like President Bush, who seem to use "strict constructionist" as nothing more than code for "anti-abortion".

Not only has American military aid been wasted, misused, and turned against us; it may well have undermined the Pakistani military, which has feasted on huge donations but is far weaker than its nemesis, the Indian military.