Sentence examples for start to undermine from inspiring English sources

Might a stronger dose of competition start to undermine equity?

However, that could start to undermine the credibility that underpins a largely rules-based regime.

By working together, and challenging Isis logistically and politically, we can start to undermine its momentum.

Before LASPO was introduced 18 months ago, the UK's most senior judge Lord Neuberger warned: The removal of legal aid will start to undermine the rule of law.

But if Google can start to undermine the Office monopoly, which generates the other half of Microsoft's income, then it can begin to destabilise its ageing enemy.

Since many Democratic demands involve spending more money, signing up to too many of them could start to undermine the large projected budget surpluses which already look increasingly vulnerable as a result of the sharp economic slowdown.

He is starting to undermine property rights and place curbs and controls on private business.

In January of 1998, investigators started to undermine the DeCavalcantes as thoroughly as they had the Five Families.

The off-field issues have started to undermine Trinity's on-field performances.

And economic bloodletting isn't just inflicting vast pain; it's starting to undermine our long-run growth prospects.

An ideological assault from the right has started to undermine the vital health reform law passed in 2010.