Sentence examples for time undermines from inspiring English sources
BACKSTORY Testing organizations have long feared that unmerited accommodations, especially extra time, undermines their exams' integrity.
The knowledge that monetary policy suffers from this inconsistency over time undermines the credibility of the initial, hawkish announcement.
Ms. Sebold pushes the dead-child narrative to an emotional extreme, and at the same time undermines its exploitive tendencies, by means of a simple and radical formal device.
But that year, in fighting for what we believe in, Democrats, along with Republicans, engaged in fund-raising that pushed the system to the breaking point and fueled further cynicism, which over time undermines the very things we're fighting for.
The progressives' dilemma, as Kymlicka (2015), sees it, derives from the fact that, while we need multiculturalism to counteract the endemic risks of national solidarity, it at the same time undermines national solidarity.
Hence by going through the universalization of any determinate entity, we reach the overturning of that determination into something that expresses itself as all other determinations, and at the same time undermines its own privileged status as ultimate foundation, making all other possible determinations equally unconditional, all-pervasive, universal, absolute.
Imagine what Americans and Russians might have achieved together had they not wasted time undermining one another.
And Ginobili, whose re-emergence keyed the Spurs' Game 5 victory, this time undermined their chances with eight turnovers.
"It sends a terrible signal at the worst possible time, undermining efforts to secure a clean, safe energy future".
And an unresolved Palestinian issue would over time undermine Egypt's and Jordan's treaties with Israel, regardless of whether Islamists or secularists hold power in Cairo and Amman.
If that failed, he could make aggressive use of his executive powers — generating cycles of alienation that would, over time, undermine the very ideal of democracy.
