Sentence examples for undermine its effect from inspiring English sources

Criticism can be effected by change and displacement of meaning; by exposing the convention (one of many possible) at the basis of a system, in order to undermine its effect.

It is possible that Trp or a metabolite thereof may interact with carbidopa to undermine its effect on this enzyme, but further work is required to elucidate the nature of such a potential interaction.

Though the Labour government kept one key feature, the split between purchasers and providers, it undermined its effect by denouncing the very notion of importing competition into the NHS.

Normcore, says K-Hole co-founder Emily Segal, was the idea of wiping the fashion slate clean, but its transformation into an everywhere buzz- word undermined its effect.

The present study focuses on the improvement of the efficiency of the traditional cookstove in order to address the most pressing problem of drudgery associated with the firewood fetching activity without undermining its effect on indoor air pollution.

More self-justification than art, Brown's musical festers with egotism that undermines its effect.

Nihilism is hard to sustain, and Wall is hardly the first novelist to undermine its potential effect with sentimentality.

Some studies have suggested that ibuprofen when taken with aspirin might undermine its protective effects, by acting on a different part of the same enzyme, blocking aspirin's access.

To undermine its intended effects, Sen. Paul added several amendments to the D.C. budget autonomy bill, making budgetary independence for D.C. contingent on the adoption of federally-mandated city laws, unique only to D.C., and decided upon by Sen. Paul himself -- all with no input or consent whatsoever from voters in the District of Columbia.

The third bill had to wait for another Liberal ministry (the Conservatives had attempted to "kill Home Rule by kindness," to undermine its program by effecting moderate reforms); its introduction in 1912 inflamed the militant opposition of both unionists (led by Edward Carson) and republicans in Ireland.

There is little chance that §205 e)(2) can directly and materially advance its aim, while other provisions of the same Act directly undermine and counteract its effects.