Sentence examples for undermine quantity from inspiring English sources

Present findings suggest that demands of ESM protocol undermine quantity more so than quality of obtained data.

The economic crisis has undermined the quantity of photographers in the print media, especially among local newspapers in the United States, but "the quality of work at the top end of photojournalism is astounding," he said.

MOSCOW--A tug-of-war over the ownership of a large quantity of an ultrapure precious metal is threatening to undermine a major neutrino experiment.

The sheer quantity of text in the world threatens to erode the value of particular texts, to undermine the authority and integrity of writing as an enterprise.

Moreover, Union troops spent counterfeit Confederate cash in large quantities — evidence of "a deep laid scheme on the part of the thieving, counterfeiting North … to undermine the Confederate currency," in the eyes of the Daily Richmond Examiner.

To undermine this undermines our parliamentary democracy.

— undermine the message.

If, however, we spend large quantities of international contracting funds quickly and with insufficient oversight it can fuel corruption, finance insurgent operations, strengthen criminal patronage networks and undermine our efforts in Afghanistan".

Subsidised western-grown crops have been dumped wholesale to undermine local food production; barriers to markets have been torn down to allow the EU and US to better export their staple crops; diets have been undermined and changed; food aid has been shipped in vast quantities; and now Britain and the US want GM foods to be grown in every country.

Without it, you undermine growth".

Cronyism will inevitably undermine efficiency.