Sentence examples for possibility of undermining from inspiring English sources

Jumblatt then told me that he had met with Vice-President Cheney in Washington last fall to discuss, among other issues, the possibility of undermining Assad.

Although LAM requires women to be fully or nearly fully breastfeeding, the HFS team decided to communicate the breastfeeding criterion of LAM as exclusive breastfeeding, to prevent the possibility of undermining exclusive breastfeeding practices promoted by the ongoing MNH program.

But if an almost adequate system of free donation does exist (as, in many countries, it does with blood) then there is a serious possibility of its being undermined.

The possibility of adverse selection undermining the exchanges would remain.

There is also the nagging concern that the possibility of Scottish independence will undermine our image amongst global investors of absolute constitutional stability and thus threaten our capacity to fund the bail-out of our financial system and counter the cyclical deterioration of our public finances.

The possibility of speaking figuratively also undermines the determinacy requirement when the speaker is actually being literal.

However, the possibility of objective comparisons is undermined by the absence of standardized metrics and evaluation equations as well as the lack of transparency in training and test sets of chemicals and data, AD, descriptors, and code or executables.

The possibility of exceptions does not undermine the point that, as a rule, to live well is to have sufficient resources for the pursuit of virtue over the course of a lifetime.

For example, it is intuitively plausible that if an event is really random it cannot be explained; it might seem then that the possibility of probabilistic explanation is undermined when the probabilities involved are genuine chances.

Long hospital stays also signaled the possibility of more complications and undermined the impact of rehabilitation after surgery.

Here we examine this alarming possibility that would undermine the credibility of most fMRI studies on the MNS.