Sentence examples for undermine not only from inspiring English sources

These events undermine not only the art world's good will, but also its trust.

But if it gains traction, Google's plan could undermine not only Windows but also Microsoft's other multibillion-dollar franchise, Office.

For some who are hoping that Hobby Lobby prevails, that's the idea: to undermine not only access to contraception, but also Obamacare itself.

Mr. Zhou's proposition, some critics warn, could undermine not only the career prospects of impressionable young people but also the future world standing of the nation itself.

It was an attempt to undermine not only the orthodoxy of dictatorship but also an international political orthodoxy where every activity must be approved by the profit logic of the "ledger".

They said it would undermine not only Washington's global efforts to curb the spread of such activities, but also American efforts to persuade North Korea and Iran to give up their nuclear programs.

"This case undermines not only that trust, but the system as a whole".

These tensions are undermining not only the Turkish government's regional clout but also its credibility with its electorate.

But as crime increased and traffic clogged roads — undermining not only the quality of life, but the economy — the police refused to deploy fully.

The range of his weaponry always made it difficult for Henman to settle into his own game, undermining not only his serve but also his net play.

Social networking's capacity to change educational methods for the better is undermined not only by differing understandings of the very tools and practices online, but by the underlining pedagogy that we are expecting to see in our classrooms.