Sentence examples for undermined between from inspiring English sources
Everything from plants to the pork-rind bait in bottles, showing the industrial structure which is being undermined between the angleworm growers and packers.
Inside the ring, tedious point fighters have lulled audiences to sleep; outside it, the sport's narrative has been undermined between disputes among competing sanctioning bodies over who is the true champion.Without a charismatic heavyweight to crown as the biggest, strongest, hardest-hitting fighter in the world, the white American middle class has tuned out.
It severely undermined relations between the US and Pakistan.
Calais business leaders claim it has detroyed tourism, and undermined relations between northern France and south-east England.
Many Tories tried to blame Lib Dems for the leak, saying it undermined trust between the two coalition partners.
It is the latest in a series of incidents that have undermined relations between Ankara and Washington since the US-led air campaign against Isis began in late 2014.
A series of insider attacks has undermined trust between international troops and Afghan army and police, further weakened public support for the 11-year war in Nato countries, and increased calls for earlier withdrawals.
They have also undermined relations between the ruling African National Congress (ANC) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), part of the ruling tripartite alliance, together with the communists.
In a joint letter to the Prime Minister, several rights groups - including Big Brother Watch, the Open Rights Group and Index on Censorship - argued that an opt-in system undermined dialogue between parents and children.
Separately, the politician responsible for piloting a new European data protection law described Mr Snowden's leaks as a "wake-up call" to the world that had undermined trust between Europe and the US.
For the last few decades, though, our growing trade deficit has undermined the relationship between spending and growth.
