Sentence examples for undermine preparations from inspiring English sources

Opener Alex Hales has insisted England's wretched tour of Australia will not undermine preparations for the World Twenty20.

The chief organizer for the 2004 Athens Olympics has written to Juan Antonio Samaranch, complaining that top International Olympic Committee executives are undermining preparations for the games.

Dugdale's agenda, intended to help strengthen her party's faltering popularity while undermining preparations by Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish government for a possible second independence referendum, echoes proposals from the former Labour prime minister Gordon Brown.

Only public outcry and action by the overall SUNY Board of Trustees over the next month can stop this train wreck, a precedent that has the potential to undermine teacher preparation in the state and the education of a generation of children.

That has left Flower undermanned for the final game of a series that has long been decided, with Australia leading 5-1, and more significantly undermined the preparations ahead of the World Cup.

It is reasonable to wonder whether one bad apple (or at least, one that rots during the summer) will contaminate the Tottenham dressing-room and undermine the manager Andre Villas-Boas' preparations for what has been heralded as a new dawn.

The attorney general said their release would undermine the prince's preparations to become a future king.

Such feelings could therefore undermine institutional and societal preparations.

If they are not confronted before the onset of an influenza pandemic, these feelings of unease and fear could profoundly hinder individual physicians in fulfilling their professional duties; they could therefore undermine institutional and societal preparations [ 4- 8].

"After five years of preparation, a small slip like this and a few moments can undermine the most meticulous preparation," he added.

Mr. Mills also criticized Scarsdale school officials who, he said, had goaded parents who feared that test preparation might undermine the regular curriculum, and had failed to communicate the purpose of the tests to parents.