Sentence examples for undermine lifelines from inspiring English sources
Under the guise of balancing the budget and cutting the deficit, recklessly unjust massive cuts of more than $3 trillion over 10 years will undermine lifelines of stability and hope.
Some conservative South Koreans argued that the complex had helped undermine the impact of United Nations sanctions by extending a lifeline to the North Korean leadership.
Mr. Illes was adamant that the company would not be allowed to resume production in the immediate future, even if that was likely to undermine a local economy where aluminum production is a financial lifeline.
To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.
Without it, you undermine growth".
They undermine our autonomy.
"Does that undermine your manager?
But after a clear defeat – 55.3% to 44.7% – the SNP had been thrown a lifeline within hours of the result, undermining the Labour party and highlighting a path to a second referendum.
As in many of the past crises undermining Mr. Trimble's leadership position in the party, the British government threw him a lifeline this week to try to help him stay afloat in today's meeting.
Suddenly, that lifeline appears frayed, dangerously so for countries like Egypt and Jordan, as the energy-rich nations find themselves pulled into the global financial crisis and undermined by dropping oil prices.
