Sentence examples for undermine proper from inspiring English sources
And if bankruptcy occurs, the empty creditor may undermine proper reorganization, especially if his interests (or non-interests) are not fully disclosed to the bankruptcy court.
So in these TP53 mutant lines, the loss of p53 function and subsequent reduction or loss of p21 activity would undermine proper regulation of the G1/S and G2/M phase transitions, resulting in weakened checkpoints even in an unperturbed cell.
This phenomenon of convergence disrupts the congruence of the individual TrpAa tree when these organisms are included, but this is not enough to undermine the proper placement of the T. fusca Trp-protein concatenate within TCG-5.
Before authorising the negotiation of an agreement, the Commission will check that the envisaged agreement does not render Community law ineffective or undermine the proper functioning of the system established by its rules.
Raising "serious concerns," the letter also calls the fiscal crisis that drove the island into default earlier this month an added complication that undermines proper financial management.
In the late 20th century some conservative political scholars called for the repeal of the Seventeenth Amendment on the grounds that it undermined the proper balance of power between the federal government and the states (see also states' rights).
"This is highly prejudicial to the development plan process; it is not transparent and bypasses local consultation; it undermines the proper investigation of alternative sites; and it makes it more difficult for planning committees to refuse permission," it said.
Similarly, failed LTP in the hippocampus of Irs2 null mice may also reflect a form of insulin resistance which undermines the proper activation of AKT and Fyn in the PSD.
Such errors commonly contribute to misunderstandings of statistical significance and undermine the usefulness of proper statistical analyses.Brian HughesRahoon, IrelandFollow the leaderSIR – The reported rise in anti-Semitism should come as no surprise (Charlemagne, February 21st).
Any such threats or interference with their proper judgment undermine the whole system of democracy".
It would "seriously undermine parents", who are the proper source of such information, says the Family Education Trust, a traditionally minded charity.
