Sentence examples for undermined claims from inspiring English sources

His decision before the election not to outline details of a plebiscite already undermined claims to a mandate.

A succession of ministerial resignations, over secret Swiss bank accounts or failure to pay income tax, undermined claims to exemplary behaviour.

The attack ended a monthlong lull in strikes against Western targets and undermined claims that recent arrests had broken the back of militant organizations.

The front page of Saturday's Daily Mail alleged that only one in five refugees arriving in Europe are from Syria, which the paper said undermined claims that the majority of the protagonists of the Mediterranean crisis are fleeing the Syrian war.

Democrats said the correspondence undermined claims of a cover-up; Republicans suggested the opposite.

"When scientists ignore or reject healing successes outside of their paradigm, the spirit of scientific inquiry is undermined," claims a leader in the Connecticut debate, Professor Rustum Roy, who among his credentials is Professor of the Solid State Emeritus at the Pennsylvania State University as well as Visiting Professor of Medicine at the University of Arizona.

Some experts say that the gap is undermining claims of legitimacy by the authorities.

He also says obstructing publication undermine claims that all is well in scientific peer review.

The report could undermine claims that the firms are profiteering and bolster the companies' argument that the increases stem largely from government policy.

The documents undermine claims by Mr Clinton and his senior officials that they did not fully appreciate the scale and speed of the killings.

Both had backed his candidacy, a fact that on its own is enough to undermine claims that he represents a fresh start.