Sentence examples for undermine adversaries from inspiring English sources

The documents appear to include pitches for unseemly ways to undermine adversaries of Bank of America and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, like doing background research on their critics and then distributing fake documents to embarrass them.

The story — first reported by the Dutch newspaper NRC and the Swiss newspaper Tages-Anzeiger, and confirmed by Swiss officials — adds a new dimension to the charges by Western governments that the Kremlin is waging a sophisticated and unconventional campaign to work its will abroad, and undermine adversaries and their alliances.

As a candidate, Trump played fast and loose with the facts, frequently exaggerating and peddling falsehoods — or in some cases lying — to promote himself and undermine his adversaries.

WASHINGTON — The allegations had all the makings of a perfect election-year scandal that might threaten President Obama's chances for a second term and re-energize a listless Tea Party movement: an activist president, running an overbearing government, treating conservative groups unfairly by wielding the federal taxing power to undermine his adversaries.

Having already become proficient in the Narragansett and Wampanoag native languages, and harboring an intense dislike of Gorton, Arnold and his father devised a scheme to undermine their adversary, and to simultaneously obtain extensive lands from the local Indians.

It also raised new doubts about American efforts to undermine a major adversary in a stronghold that has proved largely impervious to political and military pressure.

Concessions would only undermine Egypt with its adversaries, primarily Iran, analysts here said.

Trump uttered some 5,000 words and spoke for 60 minutes, but not one of those words was "Russia," and not one of those minutes was devoted to the so-far successful effort by our geopolitical adversary to undermine American democracy.

Of course that notion must be particularly comforting to this president, who, along with members of his campaign and administration, is under investigation for possible cooperation with a foreign adversary to undermine the election that put him in the White House.

One of the major rationales for Putin's behavior is to cause chaos, ultimately weakening and undermining his American adversaries.

Bush has said that Obama's plans to normalize relations between the former Cold War adversaries "undermines the quest for a free and democratic Cuba".