Furthermore, forcing rational consumers to invest in a poor product now may well undermine a better LED substitute later.
In these scenes of a sham marriage and Zarco's grandstanding for the media, Cercas crafts a compelling portrait of a man whose public mask repeatedly risks eclipsing and undermining the better impulses of the private figure, one whose struggles with drug addiction, paranoia and Aids are largely hidden from the public.
For Lula's Workers Partyy (known by its Portuguese initials, PT), bolsa familia was a means to appeal to voters outside urban centres and bypass – or, even better, undermine – conservative regional bosses.
Statements that the United States produces a sufficient number of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workers undermine efforts for better education, Atkinson claimed: "If you don't say there's a shortage, you don't drive improvement".
This vibrant young playwright speaks — and revels in — the hyperbolic language of caricature, all the better to undermine it.
This first complaint compounds the second: the mayor, by overreaching here, may undermine support for his better initiatives to fight obesity.
But when his actions undermine the prospects for better Palestinian governing and an eventual end to the violence, neither Israel's interests nor America's are well served.
The danger that cheap Chinese capital might undermine rivals can be better dealt with by beefing up competition law than by keeping investment out.Not all Chinese companies are state-directed.
On Tuesday, a spokeswoman for the embassy told Guardian Australia that "accepting the proposed resolution would do nothing but harm chances for peace and undermine hopes for a better future for Palestinians and Israelis alike".
There are plenty of social innovations and entrepreneurial initiatives that could undermine their relevance by better addressing societal needs.
