Sentence examples for plainly undermine from inspiring English sources
For one, because this would plainly undermine one of the few remaining rules aimed at preventing "corruption" in our democracy.
In doing so, it plainly undermines another cardinal feature of the rule of law, which is that legislation should be prospective rather than retrospective, described by Lord Bingham as "a rule of simple fairness, a rule which any child would understand".
It should be seen for what it so plainly is: yet another desperate and flailing attempt to undermine Special Counsel Mueller and the FBI, regardless of the profound damage it does to our democratic institutions and national security agencies".
But Levitte is plainly worried that if European governments take tougher action, Beijing may undermine them.
He will come on for the run, plainly adores an end-to-end gallop round this sharp track, and the demanding conditions will surely undermine rivals who are stepping up in trip tomorrow.
To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.
They undermine our autonomy.
But Jobs undermines Mankiw's argument: First, Jobs plainly understood the role of his associates, in the corporate suite and throughout Apple, in developing those products, bringing them to market and selling them.
Plainly the killings and the photos of the dead festooning the protesters' camp have undermined him badly.But despite the protesters' improving organisation and passionate promises that they will stay "until he leaves", they still lack the weight of numbers that ejected the leaders of Tunisia and Egypt.
It undermines their credibility.
