Sentence examples for one is undermining from inspiring English sources

No one is undermining music and its importance.

Any time one claims that a certain speech attempt is not an attempt to assert the truth, but rather an attempt to undermine trust in another party, one is undermining trust.

But the UK response to Ebola – like the international one – was undermined by systematic delay," said Nicola Blackwood, chair of the committee.

With every passing day, however, he is the one who is undermining the separation of powers.

Mr Rugova's failure to call the election (albeit an unofficial one) that was due last year is undermining his legitimacy.

It's a fair point, but one that is undermined by the industry's own PR, which constantly insists that tech companies are about more than just making money, but about changing the world (for the better).

Co-infection may accelerate the clinical progress to both diseases [ 13, 31– 33] and treatment success for one disease is undermined when the other disease is neglected.

But on the other hand, they feel it would put him in a position where he could be pressured by the big donors — 'I want such and such a decision to be taken because I was the one that put up the money.' " In his proposal, Mr. Annan anticipated this dispute, warning that it was one that was "undermining what should be a common commitment to an effective United Nations".

Vidal is the book's leading witness, though not a reliable one; his testimony is undermined by what the novelist Adam Mars-Jones called "delusions of candour," and possibly by delusions of a different sort.

"They're the ones who are undermining peace.

Time, like God, is either necessary or nothing; if it disappears in one possible universe, it is undermined in every possible universe, including our own.