Sentence examples for undermine still further from inspiring English sources

Moreover, these extensions Federal power undermine still further what is left state and local authority in the crime field.

So if the Conservatives continue to cut back on renewable energy, it will undermine still further our previous global leadership on climate change – with potentially disastrous implications for these vital global climate change negotiations.

If the council cannot agree to do that, and America and others are therefore led to resort to force, the UN's credibility in dealing with other tough customers will certainly be undermined still further.

Jo Glanville, the director of English PEN, said: "If you undermine privacy, you undermine freedom of expression, as people hold back on exchanging ideas online … Unless we get a new law in the next parliament that pushes back against the mass surveillance programmes we have now, press freedom and free speech will be undermined still further".

From conservative circles, we now face a coordinated campaign to intensify income inequality, to erode the welfare safety net, to undermine public services and to weaken still further already weak labor unions -- with the entire right-wing initiative legitimated by what should be the completely discredited claims of trickle-down economics.

The resolution is a precarious one, and World War I was to undermine it still further.

The street protests reflect widespread disillusion with the weakness of Taiwan's political institutions, yet they have undermined them still further.

The 20th century spread of agriculture, mining and urban development led to widespread fragmentation and loss of habitats for crocodiles and their close relatives, while hunting for hides and other forms of persecution undermined them still further.

It had been wrong from the start, one dressing room heavyweight already deciding he was no good during preseason, and Benítez died with someone else's boots on, fielding a team he did not truly believe in and one that only undermined his authority still further.

Tawfīq's prestige, slight enough at his accession, and diminished in the three years before the occupation, was still further undermined by this intervention of the British government.

In these two ways, Herder in effect re-mentalizes Spinoza's God (thereby still further undermining Jacobi's charge of atheism).