Sentence examples for substantially undermining from inspiring English sources
But, although a few more reforms were enacted, they did not succeed in substantially undermining Rule XXII.
However, while the benefits of validated instruments, such as the SCQ-8 [ 41], are evident, its use would require adaptations for informal caregivers (e.g., [ 15, 18, 42]), thereby substantially undermining the instrument's validity.
"Failure to take responsibility for these British dependencies substantially undermines the effectiveness of this agreement," he said.
"If the board allowed these misrepresentations to result in release, it would substantially undermine respect for the law," the board said.
"The effect has been to substantially undermine" agreements reached this year, Mr. Dallara said in an interview during a visit to Frankfurt.
In my assessment, as I told The Globe, these recommendations or requests would substantially undermine the effective constraints intended by the Volcker Rule.
Research in social psychology has shown that a person's capacity for "self-regulation" — the ability to moderate or control his own behavior — can be substantially undermined in situations of high anxiety.
Trapped behind the Patriots in the AFC East, they are already out of contention for a division title, and their Wild Card hopes have been substantially undermined by head-to-head losses against direct rivals.
"It is critical that there be a form of advertising and a transactional solution that underpins the DVR, or the economics of television are going to be substantially undermined".
But in recent weeks, the credibility of the committee itself had been substantially undermined, as three of the five bishops who were its members came under fire for their handling of sexual abuse accusations under their jurisdiction.
A reader should, however, not shy from the rare but exact word, and none of Alter's eccentricities of diction substantially undermine his attempt to deliver a strongly rhythmic and ruggedly direct equivalent of the Hebrew.
