Sentence examples for then undermining from inspiring English sources
Dali was a master at disorienting the senses by establishing and then undermining everyday spatial and object properties.
(In more recent years American administrations fell into a pattern of promoting and then undermining Haitian constitutional democracy).
If we are the latter, then undermining infrastructure that Reagan established to execute that mission amounts to abandoning not only our interests and our values but also our very identity.
And while the Arab street has equally mixed views about Hamas, it also sees the hypocrisy of insisting on Arab democracy, then undermining the result and offering to support the losing party in something close to civil conflict.
However, if those conflicts pitted the national government against the states, then undermining the power and independence of federal courts, as Gingrich is trying to do, would likely destroy our nation, as the Civil War dramatically showed.
Appropriate length of artery was then undermined.
Nothing since then undermines his assessment.
This then undermines their ability to advise parents.
To the Editor: Jason Mazzone asserts that Congress cannot penalize inaction, but then undermines his own argument.
It is a sign of normality that the glass folds then undermine.
This seems a recipe for omnipresent rebate packages, which then undermine the confidence asserted by the sticker price.
