Sentence examples for so undermined from inspiring English sources

Some people are so undermined by long-term abuse that they cannot leave their partners.

I would not wish to "win" an election which was so undermined and blemished.

So, too, did a low-key background far removed from the snotty-nosed entitlement which has so undermined golf.

In line with western critics of affirmative action, they contend that the NEP has fostered a culture of dependency, and so undermined its supposed purpose of Malay advancement.

"He was so undermined from the other side, I feel like we lost a sense of civility from the Republican Party".

Indeed, US policy  so undermined the Khatami administration that the reformists lost ground, to be replaced by the populist hard-liner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

The raft of substitutions which so undermine these matches was to follow.

But the film, which is about a chaotic 48 hours in Marion's life, succumbs to the chaos it depicts, and so undermines its best intentions.

As he looked so like his brother, it was tempting for some journalists to let him display his "homely" attitudes and so undermine his brother's credibility.

The only remaining controversy is that the presence of television cameras will encourage the volunteers to moderate their behaviour, and so undermine the project's scientific value.

It is hard to imagine a more sterile competition, nor one which so undermines the romance of football and its ability to surprise.