Sentence examples for undermine children from inspiring English sources

Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman's The Long Way Round inspires Yorkshire bikers to raise money for UNICEF UKRAINE JOINS GLOBAL CAMPAIGN TO GALVANIZE ACTION FOR CHILDREN Twenty years after the Chernobyl accident iodine deficiency continues to undermine children's health.

That it might undermine children's faith in what their parents told them to believe.

Research scientists have spent decades trying to determine how or if tangible rewards like money undermine children's intrinsic motivation.

Moderate noise from white-noise machines, air-conditioners and background television, for example, can still undermine children's language acquisition.

She asserts that it can undermine children's security, make them more irritable and possibly interfere with their social development.

Parents undermine children's self-confidence and self-esteem by punishing them physically or pushing them down paths, both academic and athletic, that they are ill equipped to follow.

Last year, the World Health Organisation and Unicef warned that a lack of progress on sanitation threatens to undermine child survival and health gains made by countries and the international community.

There were concerns that the database would undermine child protection and parents, weakening the power of parents to look after children, and would 'do more harm than good'.

Hodge said that the database would be secure, that it would not undermine child protection and that it would help various agencies share information.

UNICEF helps develop systems to control water-borne diseases like Guinea worm and cholera that undermine child survival and development, reduce productivity and raise health-care costs.

"A company with a long history of undermining children's well-being is now linked with healing".