Sentence examples for more undermines from inspiring English sources

But this fact no more undermines our concept of causation than the lack of resemblance between our sensory experiences of ordinary physical objects and those objects themselves undermines our thoughts about such objects.

"I think the biggest impact is once more undermining the integrity of the system that has already been undermined so substantially," he said.

There's one more undermining factor, not often mentioned: it was after 1945 that more Americans began to live in the west.

And when you're an actor giving your realistic all, there's nothing more undermining than performing it next to something real.

By contrast, "A cheating boss is more insidious," explains Nicole Williams, author of Girl On Top. "It's more undermining".

But what next came out of your mouth was all the more undermining.

First, Bögels et al. (2008; also discussed in the previous section) found that fathers of anxiety-disordered children were significantly more undermining of their partner in observed discussions than fathers of control children.

In their study, parents of reactive infants (as rated by parents and observers) showed more undermining and tended to demonstrate less supportive coparenting behavior only when they had a poorer couple relationship before their infant's birth, whereas parents of reactive infants with strong prebirth couple relationships demonstrated less undermining and more supportive coparenting.

As a rule, Chappell said, "bringing in more exports undermines local economies, and undermines the prices that farmers can get".

"And the faster Japan drops, the more it undermines confidence here".

Still, Hill overplays Clay's "niceness," which does the role a disservice — or, more precisely, undermines what it could be.