Sentence examples for they will undercut from inspiring English sources

"They will undercut my Tennessee farmer in a heartbeat".

BASEL, Switzerland — The Group of 20 is expected to endorse new capital requirements for the world's banks this week, even as banking groups assert that they will undercut bank profits, hurt lending and eliminate jobs.

Democrats objected to the provision, calling it the first step toward full-out block grants, which they believe will undercut public schools, but it was unclear whether a majority of them would now abandon the legislation.

Scrubbed clean of its debts, they claim, MCI will undercut more heavily-indebted rivals, plunging the entire industry into a terrifying "death spiral".

They have to know that if they back Apple and UV, it will undercut the latter.

"I don't think they will take a public posture that will undercut Bryant.

Blind intransigence worked to create the impasse thus far, but it will undercut their position as they seek to regain the confidence and repeal the sanctions of their allies, as well to placate a confused and increasingly indignant Honduran population.

Among those pressing for answers are the directors of several charities, who say they fear the concert and other events this weekend will undercut public trust in fund-raising.

Moreover, they will consider how the approval of Keystone XL will undercut Canada's ability to honor its existing climate obligations as well as reducing its capacity make future emissions reductions.

They feel that if those workers don't have those things, that will undercut American workers.

The real reason CEOs oppose the bill is because they know that giving workers a better chance at forming a union will undercut corporations' ability to keep the rewards only to themselves.