Sentence examples for undermine values from inspiring English sources

"Many banks are thought to have contingency plans to take over ships and run them through the cycle rather than further undermine values with an auction process," said HSBC's Prentis said.

This can, however, present a risk of actual or perceived conflicts of interest, and undermine value for money or affect the government's reputation.

The promise to implement the eventual recommendations of the Innovative Medicines and Medical Technology Review – to cut the costs and time needed to develop drugs – could prove important, but the misguided Cancer Drugs Fund will continue to undermine value for money in pharmaceuticals.

Profitability is important, but focusing on it too early can undermine value in the same way that burning too aggressively can.

In helping the far right, the aim is to undermine our values and fundamentals.

You have to undermine British values, it seems, in order to save them.

AT The controversial extremism bill is designed to "stop extremists promoting views and behaviour that undermine British values".

But, in other ways, he was curiously impervious to anything that might undermine moral values of a bygone age.

Whether his motives include fostering fear to justify greater executive power or intimidating certain American communities, they undermine American values.

That would undermine the values at the very heart of our service, making it unworthy of support.

Rapid growth, while exciting, can undermine brand values and diminish product quality.