Sentence examples for one undermines from inspiring English sources

We find that various characteristics of such deployments present a trade-off, where emphasis on one undermines the other.

"And yet, already, there is this constellation of evidence coming together that one by one undermines the prosecution's case.

Some of the corporation's enemies clearly hold the view that if one undermines the foundations, the edifice might be more swiftly destroyed: like digging a mine in a medieval siege".

But it's too bad, because by now every political statement is corrupting; each one undermines the credibility of the investigation, and that is something that our British friends cannot afford.

However, I am not too worried that keeping the international system as a state to state one undermines my limited government credentials.

When two countries do not really trust each other, greater security for one undermines the security of the other, as that Indian official revealed.

And yet, as if in apology for such gravity, Englander devises a facile comic line that runs parallel to his tragic one, undermining the emotions that he has taken such care — and shown such talent — in cultivating.

As a public servant, and as a citizen, I devoutly want both objectives upheld, and not to have one undermine the other.

The intention of NHI is rather to make sure that citizens are able to use both the public and private sectors in such a way that they complement each other rather than one undermining the other.

On the other hand, when Reich talks about the dynamism of the new economy, he skips over the ways in which the old one undermined once-prevalent social relations.

And no one undermined British assumptions of moral and legal custodianship better than Gandhi, who was adept both at galvanizing the Indian masses and at alerting the British to the gap between their high claims and the reality of their rule.