Sentence examples for undercut the viability from inspiring English sources
When Bill Clinton was in the twilight months of his presidency, he made a compelling case that by integrating China into the world economy we would gradually undercut the viability of its authoritarian government.
The fighting, the fiercest since the siege of Kunduz began 10 days ago, appeared to undercut the viability of the surrender agreement, and it suggested that the Taliban leaders who struck the deal might not speak for all the rank-and-file soldiers, or even for other commanders.
"As leaders in the creative community, we ask for a seat at the table," said the letter, which called on others to join in opposition to any rush toward on-demand services that might undercut the viability of films in theaters.
This is undercutting the viability of the Fund, and setting a poor example for other rich nations.
The government fears that the recent financial downturn may have depressed it further, and that the country's rapidly aging population will undercut the economy's viability.
The government's insistence on a 1-year deadline to raise close to $4.5 billion dollars, was also seen as an impossibility by potential donors and undercut the proposal's perceived viability.
This undercut the movement.
We'll undercut the competition remorselessly.
It undercut the anti-Communist basis for the policy.
The supermarket tabloids undercut the pageantry of glossy cover images.
That would undercut the egalitarian thrust of the whole enterprise.
