Sentence examples for the undermining from inspiring English sources
verb
To dig underneath (something), to make a passage or for destructive or military purposes; to sap.
So we can know a priori that if the chances are as we think they are, the undermining future is impossible, and we should assign no credence in the undermining future conditional on the chances being as they are.
"The one-upmanship, the voices, the undermining each other – that's a fiction.
But the PP entails that we should place some positive credence in the undermining future conditional on the chances being as they are.
But with the undermining of the love plot, you often don't know what the story is.
The real theme is the undermining of male self-confidence brought about by long-term idleness.
"It would be the undermining of the euro itself," he said.
Some register the undermining of democratic structures worldwide, reduced to apathetic electoral charades.
The undermining of truth throughout this travesty was demonstrated in its "coverage" of a cowed media.
That's the tragedy of the Bush years: the undermining of American ideals.
Moreover, the undermining of myocardial and vascular integrity appears to begin during the pre-diabetic stage [ 20].
4. The undermining in-law.
