Sentence examples for steadily undermined from inspiring English sources

Whisper by whisper, memo by memo, the regime is steadily undermined from within.

The dictator still may hold the externalities of power, but he is steadily undermined".

The wave of suicide bombings in Israel has steadily undermined the assumptions and the habits of everyday life.

Russia's reliance on force and repression to pacify the region steadily undermined the legitimacy of its rule.

This seemingly simple change in language has steadily undermined the doctor-patient relationship and the medical profession's ability to do our work.

"Mechanical devices are already ousting skilled clerical workers and replacing them with operators...Opportunity in the white-collar services is being steadily undermined".

Downloads are steadily undermining record sales — but today's rock bands, the magazine reports, are finding other sources of income.

Technology is steadily undermining the BBC's main justification for the licence fee: that as everyone benefits from at least some of its services, everyone should pay.

If implemented at the scale apparently intended, this will kill the Climate Change Act by steadily undermining our capacity to stick to its legally binding carbon pathway.

As shadow chancellor, while many commentators were patronising him as "Boy George", he used this feel for the game of politics, and his needling, nimble Commons style, to steadily undermine chancellor Brown, who had previously seemed impregnable to Tory attack.

Officials and residents alike fear that after annexing Crimea from Ukraine and assisting a rebellion in the east of the country that is steadily undermining its government in Kiev, Moscow may soon turn its eye to other states where a sizeable minority is ethnically or linguistically Russian.