Sentence examples for undermine concerns from inspiring English sources

But he said he isn't concerned that his appearance would serve implicitly to undermine concerns about head injuries.

That helped undermine legitimate concerns that Elian would be brainwashed in a Communist school and made into a poster child of anti-U.S. propaganda.

"This is a devious act for someone trying to undermine legitimate concerns about the health impact of radio frequency exposure," said Joshua Hart, a leader of the group Stop Smart Meters.

There was also a small but active secularist agitation; particularly in London, forces making for what came to be described as "secularism" (more goods, more leisure, more travel) could undermine spiritual concerns.

For these participants, their confidence in their ability to initiate HIV care was undermined by concerns that accessing such care could disclose their serostatus to others (e.g., anticipated stigma).

All to undermine public concern and foster antagony between climate science and the public.

The impossibility of joining the dots in Syria does not undermine his concern.

But the work's seductive aesthetic doesn't undermine its concern with a traumatized territory or the history buried there.

But in truth, the very ubiquity of those heart-rending accounts has served to undermine public concern.

(Secord 1997, p. xxxii, has written that Lyell was in contention for a position in geology at King's College and that one of the electors about to name the successful applicant was an Anglican Bishop who had recently written that geologists were beginning to undermine "beliefs concerning the creation of man and the reality of a universal Deluge").

Market perceptions of bank creditworthiness undermined by concerns about sovereigns whose debt banks hold.