Sentence examples for undermined days from inspiring English sources

Russia's inaugural airstrikes on Wednesday – the culmination of a monthlong buildup in the western airbase of Latakia – undermined days' worth of talk from Obama and Putin about cooperation in the conflict.

The Taliban takeover of Kunduz in the north in September for three days undermined the authority of the government in Kabul.

David Cameron's spokesman said: "Any such plans will be seen as a cynical attempt to undermine a day of national celebration".

The Mets' failures at the plate undermined a solid day for those on the mound.

Britain's "dash-for-gas" strategy has been undermined just a day before chancellor George Osborne is set to place the fossil fuel at the heart of UK energy policy, as a new report finds the economy would be better off harnessing offshore wind instead.

Ten days later, undermined and humiliated, Mr Meyer left the party.Two questions follow.

But support for his DS party has slumped since the post-Milošević times, when the DS ruled a system of crony capitalism; there is a perception that DS represents the "bad old days", undermining Božović's complaints.

On 6 December, the sappers reached the south-eastern side of the fortress's outermost wall and then spent another ten days undermining the basalt on which the castle stood; they completed their work on 16 December and placed 1500 pound of powder into the mine.

It undermined them from the early days, from Bernie Ecclestone's £1m to Lord Levy's cash-raising, failing to bring in an austere state funding of parties.

The harried-looking policeman was eventually put back on the stand, where his poor performance the day before had undermined the state's claims that Mr Pistorius deliberately murdered his girlfriend.

In recent days, poor pitching has undermined a respectable offensive output.