It crippled me for years, undermining my concentration level.
High stress magnitudes and/or concentrations can undermine the structural integrity of sprayed parts and impair their functionality.
In any case, however, whatever is causing the growing concentration of income at the top, the effect of that concentration is to undermine all the values that define America.
This was a theme he returned to consistently in the 80s and the 90s, when he felt strongly that the role of the Commons in scrutinising the executive was being undermined by the concentration of power in Downing Street, first by Thatcher and then by Blair.
Youth group member HIV-affected families, therefore, often experience food insecurity, undermining children's concentration in school and the efficacy of ART for those living with HIV.
Attempts to repair Daniel Sturridge for the remainder of the campaign, by giving the striker a training programme usually designed for pre-season, have been interrupted by minor injury setbacks, while lapses in concentration continue to undermine Klopp's quest for consistency.
That concentration threatens to undermine an already shaky cultural ecosystem that relies largely upon private sector contributions.
A greater concentration of wealth could if unchecked even undermine the principles of meritocracy and democracy.
Brandeis understood that at some point the concentration of economic power could undermine the democratic requisite of dispersed political power.
The critique of concentration in this form therefore does not undermine the claim that the networked information economy, if permitted to flourish, will improve the democratic public sphere.
However, focusing so heavily on the problems of a too bureaucratic state has left the Conservatives utterly complacent about the ways in which concentrations of market and economic power can also undermine society.
