Sentence examples for undermined some of from inspiring English sources

And technology has undermined some of television's biggest competitors, notably newspapers.

Over recent decades, shifting public attitudes have undermined some of the papers' certainties.

Inspections did not turn up any "smoking guns" and gradually undermined some of the evidence that had been invoked.

The liberalization of the Soviet economy and political system by Mikhail Gorbachev in the mid-1980s undermined some of the basic elements of the Soviet legal system.

Such an exchange, which badly eroded the witness's credibility and undermined some of Texas' most prominent lawyers, is what corporate defendants crave from legal teams.

Among the many excellent movies I saw there, "Evolution of a Criminal" (which will play in New York next month in BAMcinemaFest) stands out as a work that undermined some of my fundamental notions about filmmaking.

But this latest disclosure trend may undermine some of that.

"There's concern that, if it spills over, it undermines some of the progress being made.

For one thing, it may undermine some of our shakier allies.

And its use of natural gas produces emissions that undermine some of the benefits of turning to renewable sources.

That confusion undermines some of the new photographs, but others vibrate with the intensity of a love affair consummated.