Sentence examples for undermined at a from inspiring English sources
She has expressed her honour at getting the prestigious role, but her weight as a creative expert was undermined at a press conference when a fellow juror, musician Rokia Traoré, was described as "beautiful enough to be an actress".
At best, Park will limp on to the end of her term with her power severely undermined at a time of slowing economic growth, rising unemployment and tensions with North Korea.
But some of his message of being the most knowledgeable about Iraq was undermined at a stop on Tuesday when he said several times in Amman, Jordan, that Iranians were taking Al Qaeda into Iran, training them, and sending them back — a mistake he corrected, but which drew criticism from Democrats back home.
However, while this principle is part of the EU legislation and also binding to Australia, the section below addresses how it has been undermined at an executive level through a securitisation agenda.
Walking down the city streets, young women get harassed in ways that tell them that this is not their world, their city, their street; that their freedom of movement and association is liable to be undermined at any time; and that a lot of strangers expect obedience and attention from them.
At the same time, the corporation's plan to cross-subsidize the lower-cost housing by selling condominiums has been undermined, at least temporarily, by a soft economy and an abundance of unsold apartments in the area.
Regrettably, the film, almost devoid of music, is drastically undermined at its end by an inadvertently comic rap tribute by the Kansas City performance artist to the "American citizen with Palestinian blood".
The prospect, therefore, of a negotiated settlement is an obstacle to be avoided and undermined at every opportunity.
He has a motivation that had been totally undermined at Madrid.
Here the concept of number was being extended and undermined at the same time.
You may recall that newspapers were undermined at least partly by Craigslist.
