Sentence examples for undermine the balance from inspiring English sources

Andrew Flintoff's troublesome foot has threatened to undermine the balance of the side, yet curiously England may have benefited from his impediment.

Moscow is correct that increasing missile defense capabilities could undermine the balance in strategic offensive forces, but that problem will not arise for 15 or 20 years, if then.

This rationale, Sharpe argued, could undermine the balance of abortion restrictions because state regulations on abortion access also could be seen as an intrusion into doctor patient speech.

In this instance, where there is little evidence that national security has been undermined, the balance surely comes out in Snowden's favor.

By supporting the coup plotters, SOE Belgrade undermined the balance in Yugoslav politics that had been achieved by the Cvetković Maček Agreement.

"Even though it was founded at more or less the same time, it is a much more egalitarian social community in which such significant social differences are not observed, and nor is the action of manorial powers which, in some way, undermined the balance of the community".

Excluding 72% of all randomised patients undermined the balancing of potential confounders conferred by randomisation.

Rules that reduce the discretion would undermine the delicate balance.