Sentence examples similar to undermine possibility from inspiring English sources

What is certain, however, is that any prolonged period of unrest will undermine the possibility of an economic recovery in the short run, and possibly create a vicious cycle of further discontent.

They fear it will lead to more conflict with Israel and further undermine the possibility of peace talks.

But why does the existence of disagreement, obstinacy, error, blindness or stupidity undermine the possibility of objectively judging truth?

"What we found does not undermine the possibility that he was acutely intoxicated with salves that were put on the abdominal wound," Dr. Todd said.

"Every time Kerry comes," Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, said in an interview, Mr. Netanyahu "does something to undermine the possibility of a Palestinian state.

First, he argued, many sub-Saharan African countries are more divided ethnically, and such divisions "undermine the possibility of a mass social movement against the national leadership".

In contrast, the US court rulings' indulgence of a parochial instinct to enforce written contracts will undermine the possibility of negotiated restructuring in future debt crises.

Trinity Mirror investors should take action now before she does even more to undermine the possibility of saving two great British national newspaper titles.

Fair Play is good in identifying many of the barriers that undermine the possibility of creating rich and varied play environments.

And a loss, as devastating as it might feel, might do less to undermine the possibility of a future consensus than a reckless strike that could have gone very, very wrong, and left too many people regretting having cared.

A deeply negative consequence of the intensifying Syrian crisis has been to undermine the possibility of a new dialogue with Iran that was opened by the victory of the moderate President Hassan Rouhani in the June elections.