Sentence examples for ready to undermine from inspiring English sources

Can we convince the tired and manipulated crowds that we are not only ready to undermine the existing order, to engage in provocative acts of resistance, but also to offer the prospect of a new order?

Now Kahle seems ready to undermine the search giant himself, for the sake of free content.

And yet today, at this very moment of crisis where so much is at risk we stand ready to undermine one of the fundamental pillars of our society.

In one sensational, simplistic article, author Melinda Wenner Moyer appears ready to undermine the 50-year battle that organic food advocates have waged against an increasingly monolithic industry to provide healthy, uncontaminated food.

We've seen her depicted time and time again -- Miranda Priestly in "The Devil Wears Prada," Katharine Parker in "Working Girl," Amanda Woodward on "Melrose Place" -- the boss lady who clawed her way to the top and is always ready to undermine other women trying to do the same.

"His little army embodies the forces that are ready, perhaps, to undermine the facade of stability that I think we all secretly know might be cracking".

"We will continue to champion efforts that strengthen the role of science in policymaking," it concluded, "and stand ready to hold accountable any who might seek to undermine it".

"We will continue to champion efforts that strengthen the role of science in policy making and stand ready to hold accountable any who might seek to undermine it," the letter states.

Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, said on Friday that the central bank was ready to act if the turmoil in credit markets threatened to undermine the overall economy.

Sadly, George Will works diligently to undermine the credibility of America's only mass-produced electric vehicle while Japanese automakers stand ready to flood the market with literally dozens of cutting-edge, affordable, and efficient fully electric vehicles.

To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.