Sentence examples for undermined that from inspiring English sources

Yet recent events have undermined that claim.

The slump in the West, however, has undermined that assumption.

Events — injuries, illness and loss of form — have undermined that plan.

Now ministers have undermined that claim and further eroded public confidence".

By calling his new movement "Jews for Jesus, Rosenn undermined that distinction.

"Too often in the past our rhetoric undermined that positive relationship with business, and with the creation of jobs and wealth for the future.

Kazakhstan has undertaken costly public relations exercises to cast itself as a modernizing nation, but its lack of political freedoms has undermined that effort.

He declared that he was proud of his role in raising money, then undermined that claim by promising to make no more money-grubbing phone calls.

Harris prosecutes his orderly case by explaining what he sees as the illogic of our belief in free will, and the recent findings that have undermined that belief.

But Russian scientists and American officials say General Kalinin has undermined that policy, using his bureaucratic powers over the institutes and their employees.

It is the way Mr. Bush undermined that system — and this country's reputation and security — with his policies of arbitrary detention and abuse.