Sentence examples for to undermine the values of from inspiring English sources

This, he says, attempts to undermine "the values of conservatism, with a small 'c', which, I would argue, just happen to be the values held by millions of Britons".

In a 2007 lecture, he said the organisation attempted to undermine "the values of conservatism, with a small 'c', which, I would argue, just happen to be the values held by millions of Britons".

At its core, it seeks to undermine the values of the societies that the terrorists attack.

They have no desire to undermine the value of the works they do own by allowing the market to be flooded with works that they don't.

This precarity threatens to undermine the value of university education and deters people from entering the profession in the first place.

"People were telling me how much they supported our work and they wanted it to continue and at the same time telling me they were really, really angry with the [Mike] Baird government and the Shooters party cobbling together that legislation to undermine the value of the vote in the city".

A surge in unemployment expectations for 2009 is likely to undermine the value of the pound even further.

Making matters worse: "The budget deficit will produce some inflation, and that is likely to undermine the value of the dollar," Guillen notes.

"This is going to dilute the viewers' eyes even more, which is going to undermine the value of their advertising," he warns.

Google does, however, do way more than their share to undermine the value of work to create those movies, TV shows, records, songs and tours.

Today's right goes a step further to undermine the value of any knowledge, education or evidence, for a receptive audience that cares only whether the script plays to their team's advantage or serves as a strike against the other team. .