Sentence examples for start to undercut from inspiring English sources

Hytner's intentions are clear from the start: to undercut the rhetorical glamour surrounding war.

As it does so, it may start to undercut the costs of open-seas fishing to the point where the government subsidies given to ocean fisheries become patently ridiculous.

As time goes by, competitors start to undercut each other and the industry either follows suit or holds steady to that original average.

Worst of all for eBay, Google is starting to undercut its core business.

Indeed, as the weeks dragged on, the goodwill he had garnered appeared to wither, replaced with a sense in Washington and on the campaign trail that his ongoing and public deliberation was perhaps starting to undercut his standing as vice president.

Administration officials described the Saudis as willing and eager, at least since talks started last fall, to undercut the Iranians.

It is a price the South African government might be able to pay for the life of Refilwe and Nokuthula, but the drug companies, in Case 4183/98, afraid of the potential worldwide consequences if their prices start to be undercut, say no.

The governing parties have actively sought to undercut independent media by starting countless television stations and newspapers and luring journalists with generous salaries and perks.

In order to undercut the Escalade, which starts at $54,700, the entry-level R350 must skimp on many features that should be standard items on a Mercedes.

But it was unable to undercut Apple; the Asus computer also starts at $999.

Start 45cm from the trunk and dig a trench around it so you can reach below to undercut the roots.