Sentence examples for undercut from from inspiring English sources

However, it is heavy users of energy such as steel works and cement plants that face being undercut from overseas.

As Kaplan notes, the court's authority was undercut from the start by the collaborationist record not only of the defendant but of the judges and prosecutors as well.

But it was undercut from the start by federal officials, including presidents who believed that segregation was the natural order of things.

Or he could write books entitled "Liberation and Revolution" to undercut, from the right, the theologians and priests in his native Latin America who thought they had a monopoly on those words.

Significant and non-uniform undercutting occurred when using an insulating mask layer, compared with minimal undercut from the metal masking layer.

Here, the rock is undercut across the width of the canyon, and the trickling water creates a wide ice formation that closes off the undercut from the rest of the canyon.

Greene called for "timely regulatory action" from the regulator Ofcom to prevent undercutting from rivals threatening the universal service.

In this context-free context, their able and thoughtful efforts seem less like performances than like stunts; the frenetic and spectacular display of actorly work conveys such detached virtuosity that it undercuts, from the start, the very human touch that it signifies, and for which it substitutes.

Because of these monopolies, cable companies could charge broadcasters and networks exorbitant fees for the content without any undercutting from competition.

As soon as the undercutting from the free end of <110> strips reaches to the main <100> beam, it proceeds by the lateral etching at both sides of the beam.

That means that they must be labeled 'Made in USA of Imported Fabric' which, obviously, undercuts, from a marketing perspective, the benefit of being able to claim made in USA, and could explain why someone such as Trump might choose to source neckties from overseas even while generally supporting U.S. manufacturing.