Sentence examples for undermined the cause from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg, he said, had "just demeaned itself and undermined the cause of a free online press".

Now his main lieutenant, Mr. Lee, has also undermined the cause, Republican aides in the House and Senate said Tuesday.

"The vote to exclude the U.S. from the U.N.H.R.C. last week was outrageous and only damaged the institution and undermined the cause of human rights worldwide," he said.

Writing about the implosion on The Atlantic's Web site, Max Fisher said: "By lying, Daisey undermined the cause he purported to advance.

Also underlying the debate in France has been whether the new revelations about Mr. Strauss-Kahn's accuser have undermined the cause of feminism in France.

Worse, it has made the world's only available policeman look weak, which encourages other troublemakers, and has undermined the cause of international engagement in both America and Europe.

And they undermine the cause of the Palestinian people.

This can undermine the cause of justice and fail to protect students from predators.

"But we are also engaged in difficult environments with programs intended to undermine the cause of extremism.

In my view, defending the act and over-emphasising its potential will undermine the cause of civil liberties in the UK.

When a company deceives them into volunteering for a useless study, it cynically exploits their good will, undermining the cause of legitimate research everywhere.