Sentence examples for undermine ones from inspiring English sources

Refraining from the consumption of certain foods can undermine ones will power to continue to control what one eats 82.

And, specifically, whether the vote to turn our back on Europe could fatally undermine one of Britain's few remaining successful exports.

Many authors such as Locke (1690) and Grunebaum (1987)—deny that the rights over oneself are so transferable, typically on the ground that such transfers undermine one's autonomy.

A serious attempt to address a desperate problem, or political theatre intended to undermine one of the two candidates, Keiko Fujimori, standing in the presidential election subsequently held on 5 June?

On the other hand, negative social messages also has the potential to undermine one's beliefs about ability.

Xu has never set out to undermine one-party rule; he is enforcing rights guaranteed in the Chinese Constitution.

Thus, he is willing to undermine one of the most precious tenets of our country.

But there was little interest in encountering solid arguments that might undermine one's own position.

Fail to do that and we will undermine one of the most effective means of improving living standards.

Spot-fixing and other forms of corruption don't truly undermine one's faith in these sports.

The process that Mr. Holder has unleashed threatens to undermine one of the basic principles of our government.