Sentence examples for undermined control from inspiring English sources

Overall, participants used the photographs to illustrate how they were similar or different to their mothers, or other female family member, as well as how their mothers either supported or undermined control over their children's food choices.

Increasing drug resistance in malaria, HIV, and other major diseases threatens to undermine control efforts.

Alcohol consumption, for instance, likely does not undermine control over one's health immediately but rather over the course of years.

However, recent work suggests that extinction can undermine control by such associations if it is administered after the conditioned stimulus is weakly encoded.

Our study provides persuasive evidence that pyrethroid resistance in Benin is capable of undermining control measures based on ITN.

To keep vector resistance from undermining control programs, insecticide-resistance management strategies must reduce the current overreliance on pyrethroids.

However, we suggest that such evolution does not necessarily undermine control, and may indeed enhance its efficacy.

Second, larvicides will usually lead to the rapid evolution of resistance, but the evolution of resistance against larvicides need not undermine control, and can indeed enhance it.

Thus, despite an evolutionary cost, resistance can evolve rapidly if a larval insecticide is used intensively, and this rapid evolution may well be desirable; rather than undermining control, the evolution of resistance can lead to greater reduction of transmission than is due to the lethal effects of the insecticide.

Since Newtown, five states have passed seven laws that enhance gun safety, while 10 others have enacted 17 laws undermining controls.

So far, five states have passed seven laws that enhance gun safety, while 10 others have enacted 17 laws undermining controls, according to the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, which tracks the issue.