Sentence examples for potential of undermining from inspiring English sources

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.

"I would also say that leaks in this case are undermining — or certainly have the potential of undermining — the investigation," he said.

Rejecting these accusations, a spokesman for Pakistan's Foreign Office, Moazzam Ahmed Khan, said in a statement, "We feel that this trend of making irresponsible statements and knee-jerk reactions by senior Indian government functionaries have the potential of undermining the efforts made by both sides to normalize relation between the two countries".

In addition, Hasan has argued that for a dominant ideology to survive it must be supported at 'every level of human experience', otherwise 'the fabric of inevitability is torn and glimpses of an alter-ideology are afforded which have the potential of undermining the credibility of the dominant ideology' (Hasan 2005b).

There is real potential of undermining my credibility within my own community, which would also render my interfaith efforts futile.

In particular, disclosure of the functional classification of nonprofits' expenses can reduce incentives to overinvest in fundraising and restore investments in programs; at the same time, it also comes with the potential downside of undermining key investments in long-term infrastructure.

As the situation became worse for John, he appears to have decided to have Arthur killed, with the aim of removing his potential rival and of undermining the rebel movement in Brittany.

The Wall Street Journal has the story, from Budapest.: "Europe is similar to the Soviet Union in the way that the euro crisis has the potential of destroying, undermining the European Union," he said in a debate on public policy education Tuesday.

"Europe is similar to the Soviet Union in the way that the euro crisis has the potential of destroying, undermining the European Union," he said during a debate on Tuesday, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Because so much of Christianity is rooted in patriarchy, challenges to gender are particularly threatening because of their potential to undermine the hierarchies of gender at the center of much Christian theology.