Sentence examples for undercut much from inspiring English sources

But that strategy, which has served Chief Suhr well, has its pitfalls, and they were brutally on display late last week when a bizarre turn undercut much of what Chief Suhr and the San Francisco police thought they knew about the controversial case.

White House officials consoled themselves Monday with the relative narrowness of the decision; Judge Hudson ruled only the mandate unconstitutional, and not the whole bill, though stripping out the mandate would undercut much of the bill's promise to expand access to health care while holding down costs.

To the veterans of the city's fiscal crisis of the 1970's and the severe cutbacks at the beginning of the last decade that led to dirtier streets, deteriorating schools and the exodus of many professionals to the suburbs, the economic forecast this time threatens to undercut much of the successes of the last several years.

In what is shaping up to be a battle in the Republican Party, the administration's critique of the current farm policy undercut much of the House farm bill sponsored by Rep. Larry Combest, Republican of Texas and chairman of the Agriculture Committee.

Companies like Xiaomi have completely undercut much of the market with wearables running $100 less than that.

GE has not watched helplessly as Kodak seemed to do as disruptors slowly (and then very quickly) undercut much of its economic base.

For a documentary about extreme discipline, the filmmakers lack restraint: the movie, about 20 minutes too long, undercuts much of its own momentum.

Yet, after reading "Class Warfare," I can't convict — not least of all because in the book's final chapter, Brill undercuts much of his witnesses' prior testimony in an abrupt and jarring about-face.

And, although I can see the point of making David Ryall's Feste a wry, weathered observer of human folly, his perpetually lugubrious air undercuts much of the play's fun.

Kidizen sellers retain roughly 90percentt of the selling price, which undercuts much of the competition, the founders previously explained.

While the U.S. Justice Department continues probing whether private equity firms engage in anticompetitive behavior, perhaps by joining together on so-called club deal purchases of companies, a new Standard & Poor's report undercuts much of that investigatory conceit.