Sentence examples for seriously undercut from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush has seriously undercut his argument that these subsidies should be gradually eliminated.

Mr. Romney's appearance here on Sunday could be a crafty political move to seriously undercut President Obama, or it could be a sign of desperation.

"The fee increase may seriously undercut access in low-income communities that are likely to be especially sensitive to price increases," Ms. Bukshpun said.

Failure to ratify would seriously undercut American credibility just as President Obama is making headway with Russia and other states to try to curb Iran's nuclear program.

"Long Island issues are unique in all the state and would be seriously undercut by combining with a region with urban related issues.

The mini-S.U.V., whose price is still secret, is expected to seriously undercut its nearest rival, the Suzuki Vitara, which is imported from Argentina.

And this buoyancy seriously undercuts the message of mercy the movie wants to convey.

But there's a glimmer of a sly, twinkling charm that seriously undercuts the play's impact.

"It seriously undercuts our ability to negotiate with our members, if we can't trust the word we get from the Senate leadership".

The State Supreme Court initially dismissed the case, but the Appellate Division ruled in the tenants' favor, seriously undercutting Tishman Speyer's ability to increase revenues from the complexes.

For a woman as senior as General Kennedy to have filed a complaint of harassment against another senior officer seriously undercuts the impression they hoped to create.