Sentence examples for that were undermined from inspiring English sources

Ginsburg took over the project after 16 years and several previous development proposals that were undermined by financial difficulties.

The global landscape is littered with the debris of strong national economies that were undermined by the uncertainty of political crises, fiscal emergencies and other catalysts of instability.

Accounting for human population movement (HPM) in planning for control, elimination and post-elimination surveillance is important, as evidenced by previous elimination attempts that were undermined by the reintroduction of malaria through HPM.

Reductionism is a thesis about formal logical relations among theories that were undermined by the philosophers of science with the powers of mathematical logic to illuminate interesting and important methodological matters such as explanation and theory testing.

And he was already undertaking acts that were undermining civil society.

But Bolesław failed to regain the title of king as well as to reverse the decentralizing tendencies that were undermining the unity of his state.

It is not Amnesty International's authority that is undermined, but your argument that is misconceived.Sejal Parmar & Sadakat KadriLondon .

Now she is a young woman struggling to find herself, an effort that is undermined by those closest to her.

George Osborne declared a "march of the makers" in 2011 that was undermined by Siemens winning the Thameslink contract.

Greenberg is a delicately observed, very well acted character study that is undermined by the utter obnoxiousness of its main character.

The first proposition is included in the list of examples that are undermined by the Evil Genius Doubt (see fourth paragraph of Med. 3).