Sentence examples for undermined in the last from inspiring English sources

But they have been seriously undermined in the last few years by a sea change in health care financing, the experts said.

But it is an unavoidable fact that the classic restrictions on the killing of women, children and Muslims in jihad have been deeply undermined in the last decade.

But Mr. Fernández has been undermined in the last month by several events that suggest to some that he has achieved peace because of his ties to mobsters he had pledged to get rid of.

The foundations of this foreign policy were gradually undermined in the 1930s.

The regime's patronage base and, by extension, its stability was also undermined in the 1980s and '90s by an economic downturn.

Yet the system was undermined in the early 20th century, first by demands made by the government upon the banks and ultimately by the decision to centralize and nationalize China's paper currency system.

The huge improvements in social care provision after Morris's act began to be undermined in the 1980s and continue today with disabled people now carrying a disproportionate share of the reduction in local authority expenditure as a result of central government cuts.

Unfortunately, the system was undermined in the late 1960s and destroyed altogether in the early 1970s.

Beck stands for turning back to the 1890s as rapidly as possible while people like Soros would prefer a social democratic system that he helped to undermine in the 1980s.

The Tudor Gothic building which housed the school was undermined, in 1892, by the construction of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tunnel from Camden Street Station to Mount Royal Station and collapsed.

But like arteriosclerosis before it, the association between plaques and dementia was undermined in 1933, when the German pathologist N. Gellerstedt studied the post-mortem brains of 50 patients who had shown no clinical symptoms of dementia and reported that 84% contained senile plaques.