Sentence examples for needlessly undermine from inspiring English sources
If used as the main tool of surveillance, the data mining approach is too blunt an instrument, in Mr. Louie's view, and one likely to needlessly undermine individual freedom.
The Volcker rule, and proposals that would ban banking companies from dealing in derivatives, misdiagnose the root causes of the crisis and would needlessly undermine the international competitiveness of the U.S. financial system to the detriment of American businesses, consumers, savers and investors.
"I cannot support any action that would needlessly undermine the chances for success in this effort," Democratic Senator Joe Donnelly said, explaining why he backed the idea of waiting to vote on the legislation.
In a letter to the Department of Justice, he said, "This ill-conceived policy needlessly undermines the morale of officers who dedicate their lives to protecting us".
Echoing the sentiments of other campaigners, she insists that the "misleading marketing campaign" for the bottled water needlessly undermines confidence in tap water, and amounts to the "commodification of something that should not be bought and sold".Company officials argue that they started measuring and improving their use of water long before its troubles in India.
While Clinton talks of balancing the needs of the tech industry with national security, her GOP rival, Donald Trump, tends to frame the tension as tech companies needlessly undermining law enforcement.
To permit this disputes about the initial prices of new treatments should be resolved in ways which neither needlessly delay patient access to them nor undermine the confidence of research investors.
But while the reader quickly becomes immersed in these characters' lives, the cheesy contrivances of the story line -- including a highly implausible revelation about Judge Gillian Sullivan's former life and some needlessly complicated and not-very-clever convolutions relating to Erdai's involvement in the murders -- undermine trust in Mr. Turow's narrative.
To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.
They undermine our autonomy.
