Sentence examples for potential for undermining from inspiring English sources

"This movie has the potential for undermining the progress we've made in relations between Jews and Christians," Ms. Soloff said.

Hillary became reconciled to the President's pursuing NAFTA (and putting health care aside) only after several days of debate, and of being "gentled along" by Maggie Williams; and, even after she agreed, she took actions in the pre-NAFTA period which, whether she was conscious of it or not, had the potential for undermining NAFTA's passage.

"Multiple sources from several law enforcement agencies told 5 Eyewitness News the photo had the potential for undermining the work they are doing on the streets.

Increasing desire for autonomy and decreasing potential for undermining their relationship with the patient may be reasons for these trends.

This accident has the potential of undermining our hopes for a fruitful and productive relationship between our two countries.

"This accident has the potential of undermining our hopes for a fruitful and productive relationship between our two countries," he said.

"The lack of consistent consequences for the same crime has the potential of undermining the culture of professionalism that is necessary for running institutions with integrity," he wrote.

On the individual level, the greatest ethical concern is the potential for coercion – namely undermining the recipient's autonomy and the integrity of her/his own decision making process, with undue inducement [74].

China, which has a history of investing in unstable or authoritarian countries, appears unperturbed by the potential for insecurity to undermine their project.

Even the greatest insights of human faculty and the most promising breakthroughs of technological progress, holding so many promises and such big potential for us, are undermined by the private satisfaction of personal needs, political infighting, as well as the economic pursuit of short-term particular interest and gain.

"A long occupation that is difficult, daily headlines of American casualties, an unwelcome atmosphere for American troops or even a continued large American presence -- eventually those kinds of things have the potential to undermine support for the policy and support for the president," he added.