Sentence examples for to be undercut from inspiring English sources

The Shabab seem to be undercut by internal fissures, though they still have thousands of fighters.

Main courses are pleasant and hearty but tend to be undercut by one misstep or another.

In his "nickel squirrel show," weighty political matters tend to be undercut.

"Is the secretary going to be undercut for having been right?" asked an official close to Mr. Powell.

Otherwise Mr. Lynch creates a likeable and diverse cast of characters all destined to be undercut by the glib, facile redemption they share at the story's end.

Wal-Mart, which used cheap media prices to draw people into its stores, will be none too happy to be undercut in the long run.

Now migrants are feared to be undercutting even white-collar workers' salaries.

This week Sanofi and BMS were reported to be undercutting Apotex's generic with the price of branded Plavix.

Suddenly it was "Dharma" -- now in its fourth season -- that seemed to be undercutting a bit of "Frasier's" value.

The very qualities that endeared Mr. Cain to so many conservatives appear to be undercutting his chances, as new questions are raised about his management style.

"I don't want to be undercutting Boehner, but put it this way: I will not let the government shut down".