Sentence examples for undermine savings from inspiring English sources

But skyrocketing trans-Atlantic airfares will undermine savings this summer.

Go back to the drawing board, they say, without understanding that this could undermine years of savings for millions.

All that is missing is political will from the US, which under President Obama has fallen far behind the rest of the world and is threatening to undermine a planet-saving agreement in Copenhagen".

A station would not be able to add to the pool coverage of the mayor's comments by interviewing an aide at the scene without also sending a separate truck and crew, which would undermine the cost-savings strategy.

Any expansion on the pipe roughness increased the gradient of flow and thus enlarged the excavation area hence; undermine the cost-saving property of the condominial method.

Instead of reforming those rules, the TPP includes and builds on the broad "trade" rules that the WTO used to undermine the dolphin-saving label.

The publishers - McGraw-Hill included, have shown their willingness to do whatever it takes to undermine these cost-saving alternatives, and their latest tactic in no less obvious.

Not only does the postal savings system undermine private-sector competitors.

Amgen said Tuesday that a new patent had been granted that could protect its big-selling drug Enbrel from generic competition for 17 more years, a development that could undermine some of the savings contemplated in the federal health care legislation.

This all makes me feel a touch guilty about the half-packet of Tunnock's Tea Cakes I stuffed down my throat on the journey up, which, combined with Teena's camera gear, rapidly undermine Lamborghini's weight-saving work.

Labour said the report vindicated its assertion that the government's plans would undermine the ability to make savings in the NHS.