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Moreover, these countries' limited capacity to repay might be undermined by political or economic instability.

Ms Bush stresses that Xinhua provides no capital and no employees: if it did, XFN's editorial credibility might be undermined.

The three main parties discovered a passion for research and development that they feared might be undermined by the takeover.

France's authority might be undermined by its own repeated failure to abide by EU deficit targets in recent years.

Elsewhere, heavier surfaces might be undermined by unexpected holes that gave glimpses of earlier stages of the painting.

Its effectiveness for bearing fault diagnosis, however, might be undermined by the drawbacks: 1) it prefers a solution of a single impulse under the harsh working conditions, and 2) it is sensitive to the length of inverse filters.

"By insisting on a contribution to first families, we might be undermining the viability of the second families," says Mr Bradshaw.

But now the time is approaching, it's possible that some Europeans might be undermining the process".

You've brooded over your tangles, berated yourself for falling short, and at times even wondered whether you might be undermining your own effectiveness.

When Trump was questioned about potentially banning Muslim immigrants from entering the country in the second presidential debate, he responded by noting that politically correct language might be undermining national security.

But while Mr. Gore may have helped rally the Democratic faithful, the political cast to his speech drew concern that he might be undermining the very cause he said he was addressing.