Sentence examples for undermine the connection from inspiring English sources

After an acquittal in an 1846 murder case where anti-death penalty sentiment was thought to have a role, Briggs, seeking to undercut the anti-death penalty lobby, proposed eliminating the penalty for all crimes except murder, but expressed concern that more such acquittals by sympathetic juries would undermine the connection between crime and punishment.

But the Vonage model is even more disruptive, further undermining the connection between specific area codes and particular places.

This effort included industry personnel designing and supervising studies that undermined the connection between SHS and lung cancer (Lee 1995) and contested the conclusion that there were substantial levels of toxicants in airliners where smoking was allowed (Malmfors et al. 1989).

Perhaps overly clever metaphor does poison the plot... does undermine the reader's connection to character.

Such close connections, he said, further undermine the Supreme Court's rationale in Citizens United that independent groups could raise unlimited sums from nearly any source without the appearance of corruption.

This business that he's a great socialist and out to undermine the free enterprise system and so forth, I just think it has no connection with reality".

Atwater relished teaching rich, white Republicans to feign a connection to the common man so they could get in office and economically undermine the common man.

The comic-book connection arguably does Mr. Dauchan a disservice here, as David Ayllon's sleek animated projections undermine the energetic narrative as often as they augment it.

"This seems designed to undermine the open wi-fi movement," said the EFF, referring to efforts to encourage users to share their wi-fi connections with others.

— undermine the message.

A shock could undermine the economy.