It has some swearing and a narrative that may undermine the faith of children in the global financial system.
And this is what the Statistics Authority states is " a misleading quantification of the gender pay gap" that "may undermine public trust in official statistics".
Similarly, the number of physician participated in the study is smaller than the nurses that may undermine the generalization.
"Projected" had a certain slickness that may undermine it at greater length.
This is aggravating labour shortages that may undermine the country's competitiveness.Poland's foreign policy is also being mismanaged.
It is politicians, in a wasteful attempt to hide the consequences of their policies, that may undermine the single market.
Interdependence with international markets exposes Britain to a range of additional risks that may undermine the country's security of supply.
Job protections enable bureaucrats to continue to produce expert analyses that may undermine the case for deregulation.
A growing number of studies identify limitations of offsets in achieving ecologically sustainable outcomes, pointing to ethical and implementation issues that may undermine their effectiveness.
Being a retrospective research design in most cases, meta‐analysis is subject to a variety of selection biases that may undermine its validity.
In theory, it is a measure that both parties can support, but it is ensnared over a debate over record-keeping that may undermine it on the floor.
