Sentence examples for systematically undermined from inspiring English sources

He then overlooked Carlsen's 21... a5, which systematically undermined White's defenses.

During the past six years the parties were systematically undermined through illegal and unconstitutional means.

The service, moreover, has been systematically undermined by the European Commission, and by the bigger beasts among the foreign ministers.

Or like Tafe, a national treasure, that on the watch of governments of both sides of politics, has been systematically undermined and gutted.

But environment minister George Eustice – who supports Vote Leave – said the EU had "systematically undermined the UK's place on international wildlife conventions".

Over the past two decades, the conservative majority on the US supreme court has systematically undermined the establishment clause as it relates to public schools.

Instead, officials are systematically undermining the infrastructure that the country relies on.

"This is systematically undermining one of the most important foundations of the American economy," he said.

What sort of pop artist works so diligently to systematically undermine his own popularity?

They accused ministers of systematically undermining general practice, saying their negative attitude worked against the interests of patients.

We have seen this government systematically undermine security by trashing confidence in our platforms and capacity," Shorten said.