Sentence examples for to be undermining from inspiring English sources

But Laos appears to be undermining the spirit of that cooperation.

Washington's behavior in Honduras appears to be undermining the lessons it wishes to teach.

Economic globalisation, by prompting interdependence, seemed at first to be undermining nationalist or civilisational solipsism.

Carney appeared to be undermining this scheme when he said that a "currency union is incompatible with sovereignty".

Shawn Carpenter, the Sandia employee, was determined to help illuminate a dark world that seemed to be undermining U.S. interests.

Because the harsh Wisconsin winters seemed to be undermining Mr. O'Keeffe's health, the family moved in 1902 to Williamsburg, Virginia.

Yet in allowing his authority to be undermined, Mr Martin may be storing up trouble.

You know, that assumption I think proved to be undermined by what happened after the leaks".

But the emperor distrusted him and allowed his position to be undermined by intrigue.

It took less than a week in office for the new government to be undermined.

Now tax-based funding is to be undermined, and that means an end to universal coverage.