Sentence examples for to undermine something from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Ngai has written, illegal immigration "seems to undermine something fundamental to the very existence of a nation".

(When Hungary was accused of undermining the EU's common energy policy, the tart response was that it was impossible to undermine something that did not exist).As well as controlling pipelines, Gazprom has also been busy buying up pieces of Europe's gas infrastructure.

Mary Mazzoni, who is on the executive board of the parents' association, worries that the Lehman school will undermine something she has worked so hard on.

"The idea that anyone who comes into a new position of authority can undermine something that has been going on for years is outrageous," Mr. Meier said.

It undermines something much larger".

Hillary Clinton's decision to use race-based attacks to undermine Obama says something about who she is.

But the decision to join was just one example of the ways the Trump administration has found to use executive authority to undermine the law, something it will continue to do as long as it controls the executive branch.

Something to undermine my martyr's complex?

That gives Mohammed/Swallow something to undermine – and he does so very amusingly.

She told him that he should never spend a single day in which he didn't do something to "undermine" injustice.

"Every time Kerry comes," Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, said in an interview, Mr. Netanyahu "does something to undermine the possibility of a Palestinian state.