Many people with low self-esteem or fear of public speaking will undermine themselves by adding "I don't know," "I guess," "I think," "I'm not sure," or "maybe" to their sentences.
But it did say the government's response to the outbreak was "undermined by systematic delay", adding that there were "delays were evident at every stage of our response" to the crisis.
Having spent years developing an entirely new 64-bit chip, Itanium, Intel was loth to undermine its prospects by adding 64-bit support to its 32-bit Pentium and Xeon chips.
This approach enhances reliability by eliminating leakage risks; however, it also undermines thermal performance by adding thermally resistive heat transfer interfaces.
The threat posed by this potential attack is somewhat undermined by highly sceptical comments added to the intelligence report by 41D EOD, the explosive ordnance disposal section of the US Fourth Infantry Division.
More than a thousand Kenyans were killed in violence that erupted after the December 2007 elections when public confidence in the official results was undermined by a murky process of adding up votes.
Participation in Nato was in danger of being undermined by Ukip's campaigns, he added.
Her conference speech was also very strong," gushed Holdypaw20, undermining the praise only slightly by adding: "I also have a weird old lady crush on her, but that's not the point".
He later mentioned Rubio's efforts to undermine the Affordable Care Act by adding a provision into the Senate's latest spending bill to curb how much assistance insurance companies can get from the government.
Manufacturing, which has been undermined by a strong dollar and weak global demand, added the most jobs since August 2013.
