Sentence examples for possible to undermine from inspiring English sources

"He is looking for any way possible to undermine it.

Some still nurse wounds from the way the expenses affair was reported, believing it was done in the most cynical and corrosive way possible to undermine politics.

Nonetheless, a few days after the Israeli ceasefire in Gaza, Assad said in an e-mail to me that although Israel was "doing everything possible to undermine the prospects for peace," he was still very interested in closing the deal.

What's more, Netflix has always taken a somewhat unconventional view of piracy — acknowledging that the practice can and will happen, and essentially doing as much as possible to undermine it through a kind of asymmetric warfare.

Dr Murdoch did not say that the vulnerability would give direct access to conversations, but that it would make it possible to undermine the system's security.

Is it possible to undermine a "long-held assumption that women only ever attacked other women in violent offences against the person" (99, emphasis added) if this assumption has neither been held by historians nor dominant in popular culture?

Ed Davey, who was energy minister from 2012 to 2015, told the Guardian: "No wonder the UK is being criticised in Paris – it's the worst possible moment to undermine the UK's strong record on leading the global climate change debate.

The data release comes as the FBI is conducting a broad investigation into Russian government hacking and influence operations in the United States, including a possible effort to undermine confidence in the U.S. elections.

What should internet browsers in Africa and around the world know in order to help combat possible attempts to undermine "digital democracies"?

So if there are enough leaks from the new wave of unconventional oil and gas drilling operations, it is possible to substantially undermine the climate benefits that accrue from less burning of coal — and moreover, to do so over the crucial next few decades, when all the key changes have to be made if there's any hope of averting the worst climate damage.

With Mr. Sharon's coalition government internally divided over the invasion and a possible international campaign to undermine Mr. Arafat, pressure is growing within the Labor Party to withdraw from it.