Sentence examples for terribly undermined from inspiring English sources
The antitrust case has reinforced East Europeans' belief in a Union whose confidence has been terribly undermined by the euro crisis.
He added, "Until the board of trustees takes control and prevents these few select officers from continuing on this path, the fragile financial and artistic structure of A.B.T. will continue to be terribly undermined".
It is true that the Bush Administration took a clear and strong rhetorical stand for democracy in the Arab world, but it was terribly undermined by the deception used to justify the Iraq war, the prosecution of that war, the well-known instances of torture and rendition, and all the rest.
And even if he wanted to, his credibility to lead such a movement has been terribly undermined by his role in bailing out the banks and the big auto companies.
The labor conditions on these projects are horrible and terribly undermine the flagging union construction sector.
The government has handled the negotiation terribly and in a way that has undermined trust.
Were he not such a relaxed, assured performer, this stuff would undermine him terribly.
This is undermined by politicians and the press egging each other on to criticise and castigate, to blame and shame, when a child is terribly abused.
That undermined her faith.
"He is completely undermined.
The items 'Receiving little time from nurses' and 'A lot of different nurses' hardly undermined dignity, because residents ascribed the presence of both items to the circumstances rather than to nurses' unwillingness ("They are terribly busy because of the lack of staff. If I really need them, they will make time for me").
