Sentence examples for risk of undercutting from inspiring English sources

But the risk of undercutting pay is real.

For another, one of Mr. Bush's sustained challenges has been to project a proper degree of presidential seriousness, which his playfulness carries the risk of undercutting.

Analysts say the shift by the United States reflects a calculation that a stronger alliance outweighs the risk of undercutting nonproliferation efforts.

But Mr. Obama is running on a promise to focus on solutions, not the usual political bickering, so such advertisements can carry a risk of undercutting one of his main themes.

Although "Washington Loosens Restrictions on Sales of Weapons to Allies" (news article, May 24) mentions "the risk of undercutting nonproliferation efforts" associated with major changes to American arms export policy, it does not elaborate on what that risk involves.

"Without being able to control pricing this puts a material risk on the Morrisons brand and the risk of Amazon undercutting Morrisons' offer," he said.

He has a disconcerting knack of undercutting his own arguments.

WHOM did House conservatives accuse of undercutting their position?

Of course, the Obama administration is capable of undercutting its own stated resolve.

They outline their point in terms of undercutting defeaters and defeaters of those defeaters.

Circumscription does have the capacity of representing the existence of undercutting defeaters.