Sentence examples for point of undermining from inspiring English sources

Just as importantly, however, such governments have also made a point of undermining informal democratic norms, such as conflict of interest laws, financial transparency, or respect for opposition.

Republicans have spent months levelling a public charge: that Mr Obama has pursued wealth redistribution to the point of undermining America's work ethic.

She is instinctively in favour of being as inclusive as possible, she says – but not to the point of undermining the church itself.

For instance, in most cases you would do well to portray yourself as driven, but not to the point of undermining others or behaving unethically.

Judge Liu said the majority had shifted the standard for aiding and abetting to the point of undermining its very purpose, namely to make sure that people who facilitated "the most grievous crimes" could not evade responsibility.

Sari Nusseibeh, the representative of the Palestinians in Jerusalem, said in a telephone interview that Mr. Arafat recognized that attacks like the one here today "will lead to the point of undermining his own authority".

With the active connivance of Speaker Paul Ryan, the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes, has repeatedly endeavored to delegitimize the special counsel's investigation, even to the point of dangerously undermining public confidence in the FBI and the Justice Department.

And he finds challenges on many fronts these days, including at one of his rallies on Friday, where seven self-styled African revolutionaries began shouting and pointing at him, accusing him of undermining revolutionary struggle.

Mr. Obama has been far less pointed in his public remarks, prompting critics to accuse him of undermining the issue.

There's no point in undermining all of the great and not-so-great experiences you had together just by being mean at the end.

"Asda has lost its low-price crown to players like Aldi and Lidl and, despite its best efforts to regain ground, has found one of its key points of differentiation undermined," said Conlumino analyst Neil Saunders.