Sentence examples for potential to undercut from inspiring English sources

It is an issue with obvious benefit to Moscow, since it has the potential to undercut a critical selling point for the Bush administration's missile defense system.

Several ministers and senior lawyers raised concerns about the constitutionality of that proposal given its potential to undercut the role of the courts.

Some federal authorities worry the deal has the potential to undercut a sweeping settlement between the bank and federal regulators, including the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department.

It is argued that renewable energy technologies (RETs) have the potential to undercut the cost of current modes of electricity generation.

Even if Mr. Obama's attack ads have so far not drawn much national attention — in part because of the frenzied coverage of the vice-presidential selection process — the spots have clear potential to undercut Mr. Obama's promise to remain above the fray of what he calls "the same old Washington games".

Fewer branches mean lower overhead costs and the potential to undercut the competition.

In addition, many of Medicare's administrative costs are paid for by other government agencies, allowing a government plan to undercut its potential competitors.

Our results raise concerns about the potential for large employee ownership positions to undercut shareholder value, rather than aligning employee interests with those of outside shareholders.

Mr. Bloomberg, sensing potential difficulties for Mr. Green, moved last night to try to undercut his support among Mr. Ferrer's voters.

Of course, (x^{prime }) allows for a potential entrant to undercut and monopolize the market, ruling out the existence of separating equilibrium in this range of minimum coverage.

The paper would seem, then, to undercut the argument of opponents of embryonic stem cell research that the work requires the loss of a potential human life.