Sentence examples for problems that could undermine from inspiring English sources

Argentina faces other tough problems that could undermine its effort to reach a deal with its creditors.

It also reduces the diversity of the F1 grid, removes a core tenet of the sport, and potentially causes problems that could undermine the future of the sport.

Last week, the president called the fence a "problem" that could undermine efforts to build confidence between the sides; today he referred to it as a "sensitive issue" that he would continue to discuss with Mr. Sharon.

One vulnerability of many neural networks today is that it's often unclear how or why they reached that conclusion — a "black box" problem that could undermine doctors' or patients' trust in the results.

In her comments, Miss Cardoso seemed to be presenting an accommodating face to the commercial banks, partially because the overdue interest has the potential of becoming a problem that could undermine negotiations on reduction of Brazil's debt.

But one group of researchers has brought to light a stranger problem that could undermine cloud computing's cybersecurity: It's not chaotic enough.

During the past six months, the so-called Eurocrats based here have steadily accumulated an array of powers to detect problems in national finances that could undermine the entire European Union and to impose credible sanctions on countries that fail to take corrective measures.

Theory-based approaches to intervention development can be useful for sensitising developers to contested understandings about healthcare problems and possible solutions that could undermine implementation if not addressed.

If these problems were shown to be solvable, that could undermine modern cryptography, which could paralyze electronic commerce and digital privacy because transactions would no longer be secure.

Some victims' advocates said the statement showed an insensitivity and lack of knowledge about the issue of domestic violence — especially troubling coming from someone in law enforcement — that could undermine efforts to deal with the problem.

It is that potential for the appearance of impropriety that could undermine our confidence in the electoral system and that is the problem to which I object.