Sentence examples for undermined appropriate from inspiring English sources

The liberal quest for absolute "equality" (epitomised in affirmative action for non-whites or women) encouraged adversarial attitudes and undermined appropriate legitimacy.

Concern about the potentially negative impact of skin cancer prevention on vitamin D status may undermine appropriate sun protective recommendations.

The potential for these perceptions to undermine appropriate sun protection messages in the context of sometimes extreme NZ summer UVR levels should be of concern.

The potential for these perceptions to undermine appropriate sun protection messages, particularly in the context of the potentially extreme UVR levels of a NZ summer, should be of concern.

However, percentile values and consequently, classification of bathing waters depend both on sampling effort and sample-size, which may undermine an appropriate assessment of bathing water classification.

When a major news organization like Time magazine capitulates on a central tenet of a responsible and free press -- the right to protect anonymous sources -- it undermines the appropriate balance of power between the country's government and its citizens.

These abusive arrests cause direct and significant harm to those arrested and, more generally, undermine the appropriate balance between police authority and individual prerogative to question the exercise of that authority," Lopez wrote.

"These abusive arrests cause direct and significant harm to those arrested and, more generally, undermine the appropriate balance between police authority and individual prerogative to question the exercise of that authority".

This provides a potential mechanism by which obesity and lead undermine the appropriate differentiation of stem cells.

However, some other concerns such as design considerations and coordination of factory and on-site activities, may be easily undermined if an appropriate procurement method is not selected.

However, the ability to provide effective care is often undermined by lack of appropriate resources or poor organisation of care [ 5- 7].