Sentence examples for that would undercut from inspiring English sources

Opponents criticized this measure as one that would undercut America's moral authority in the world.

How can we help others to create, publish, and amplify alternative content that would undercut ISIL? c.

He lacks the political capital to undertake a more ambitious overhaul of the economy, particularly anything that would undercut the favored position of state monopolies, analysts say.

He was a man, too, and I hate to introduce a narrative thread that would undercut my thesis that men ought to perform more housework.

If Bates had activated his Echo for any request after 1am, that would undercut his account of being in bed asleep.

Although he usually speaks without notes, in recent days he has consistently used a teleprompter, to avoid errors that would undercut his attempts to sound presidential.

Approval voting is a nonpartisan election reform that would undercut the role of spoilers on both sides of the political spectrum, making for more legitimate winners.

AOL executives say they are happy to give people a way to keep their Internet habits private, even though that would undercut AOL's own behavioral targeting efforts.

California may face years of unusually dry weather, a NASA scientist has warned, a development that would undercut the state's ability to generate hydroelectric power.

Some gambling analysts doubt that Park Place truly wants a hall in Monticello that would undercut its three casinos in Atlantic City.

The US chemical lobby is fighting hard to maintain industry self-regulation; among other things, it pushes politicians to pass TSCA reforms that would undercut stricter state regulations.