Sentence examples for undercuts their ability from inspiring English sources

The decisions, according to the court filing, unfairly constricts the banks, undercuts their ability to fight the lawsuit and is "grossly inequitable".

This situation lowers many Israelis' expectations that whoever is elected will survive for long, and therefore further undercuts their ability to take the current race ultra-seriously.

Yankees team officials say that online ticket resellers undercut their ability to sell tickets at the box office.

Those companies, known as P.B.M.'s, say the disclosure requirements would undercut their ability to negotiate effectively with drug manufacturers.

Many politicians feared that burdening European industries with extra costs would undercut their ability to compete in a global marketplace.

But landlords counter that the rules would affect all owners, undercutting their ability to make a profit and discouraging renovations.

The prevailing narrative is that by nominating several candidates who are "out of the mainstream," Republicans have undercut their ability to win contested races in the fall.

Police agencies that believe overly tough enforcement tactics are undercutting their ability to fight crime would have to crack down anyway.

Private landlords complained bitterly that the trade center, with its cheap space and low taxes, was undercutting their ability to attract tenants.

But the manufacturers themselves acknowledge that they gradually undercut their ability to export as they moved more and more production to factories overseas.

By reshaping the science to justify inaction on global warming, the administration has distorted the evidence available to policy makers and undercut their ability to make informed decisions.