Sentence examples for undercut for from inspiring English sources

There's more of that – leftwing opinion swiftly undercut for laughs.

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

She advises against comparing your price with competitors, especially those who "charge knock-down prices and are ready to undercut for a tiny profit margin" because it can undermine your own sense of worth.

Mrs. Merkel's soothing words were undercut, for example, by her adamant rejection of euro bonds, European-wide bonds that would provide a way for the euro zone to pool its debt and risk, allowing weaker members to borrow at lower rates.

This decision to break the second rule of live broadcasting – hide from the audience how terrifying it can be – was risky, but exposed a touching vulnerability that may have usefully undercut, for some viewers, the allegations of arrogance that have sometimes haunted the broadcaster.

In this process a LOR/PMMA bilayer technique was applied to create a clear undercut for subsequent metalisation and lift-off processes.

Figure 9 illustrates the application of undercutting for the fabrication of suspended cantilever beam.

To demonstrate the application of high undercutting for the realization of suspended structures for MEMS, silicon dioxide cantilever beams are fabricated in 15% NH2OH-added 20 wt% KOH solution.

For the rest of the fiscal year the mammoth retailer and bastion of bargain-basement wares is going beyond its price tag undercutting for a different weapon of choice against more upscale rival Target : trendier products.

Speaking in Great Yarmouth, the Labour leader announced plans to end "the epidemic of exploitation" by making it illegal for employers to undercut wages for migrant workers.

Although offering free medical services for extended periods may undercut profits for local private facilities, 29 we find little evidence for closure of private clinics in response to the growth in aid-financed health services.