Sentence examples for some undermining from inspiring English sources

We now recognize, as your report has done, that there was some undermining of the European market and the Norwegians were able to gain market share when our own producers did not have that opportunity.

In the meantime, several members are pressing ahead with bilateral trade agreements that pre-empt and, in the eyes of some, undermine collective negotiations.

Some circles lauded her — The Guardian named "Chris" album of the year, Time picked "Girlfriend" as song of 2018 — but in France some undermined her, even for a matter as insignificant as her cropped hair.

In any event, Romney is likely to have some trouble undermining the President's record on national-security issues and foreign policy.

"It will also ensure we have a high level of competition instead of some teams undermining it".

In addition, the terrorist attack on the United States risks undermining some industries as well as consumer and investor confidence.

It might provoke Western boycotts of some ASEAN meetings, undermining ASEAN's central role in regional security.

The Northants lower order went some way to undermining their chief executive's views on the strip.

Beyond making neglected classics available, Mr. Dutton is undermining some of Western culture's most cherished assumptions about books.

Rather than, as some might argue, undermining the indigenous campaigns, these activities helped place the issue on the agenda.

He added that he hoped to withdraw US troops from South Korea at some point – further undermining the long alliance.