Sentence examples for undercut future from inspiring English sources

Slashing funds for education, infrastructure and other vital needs will undercut future competitiveness and endanger industrialized nations' economic performance for generations.

That could complicate and possibly undercut future attempts by Republicans in Washington to unravel an agreement.

After caving to the ridiculous attacks made against Susan Rice, President Obama can't (politically) let another nomination go awry, because doing so would undercut future nominations.

Transferring skills and knowledge to clients may appear to undercut future procurement of external providers, but conversely may increase trust and perceived usefulness, which could improve the prospects of repeat business.

But a security council resolution on a nuclear deal with Iran could be legally binding, say western diplomatic officials, complicating and possibly undercutting future attempts by Republicans in Washington to unravel an agreement.

The statements by the United States appeared to reflect serious concern about the growing number of lethal attacks, which some experts believe could backfire by undercutting future negotiations and prompting Iran to redouble what the West suspects is a quest for a nuclear capacity.

Swisscom says that step would undercut its future growth.

Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat and longtime ally of the auto industry, said in a floor statement that he was voting for the fuel efficiency measure based on assurances that it would not be "undercut" by future rules from the environmental agency on emissions of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.

While it may appear that colleges are increasing aid to respond to concerns that college is too expensive, it is likely that those schools are undercutting their futures in order to meet current enrollment goals.

To be sure, last year the military council's promises of a better future undercut what was once a pervading Egyptian cynicism toward all things political.

According to a DynCorp spokesperson, releasing government audit reports would make public cost-per-employee figures that could help competitors undercut DynCorp in future bids.