Sentence examples for undermined to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "undermined to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in any context, as "undermined" usually requires a direct object to indicate what is being undermined. Example: "The constant criticism undermined her confidence."
The intent and the spirit of it would be undermined to actually have this in the contract.
"Localism and policy-led planning have both been undermined to a level unheard of anywhere else in Europe," she added.
The Shadow Defence Secretary led the charge against him as she described Mr Corbyn's comments as unhelpful and said they "undermined to some degree" Labour's defence review.
"Some experts believe that somebody is deceiving WikiLeaks, that their reputation is being undermined to use them for their own political purposes later on," he said.
We live in an extremely anxious age in which the core of our beliefs has been undermined to a great extent by scientific thinking.
But I wonder if others will feel that the democracy our ancestors fought for so courageously should not be undermined to advance narrow party interest.
This would undermine to some degree the case in terms of organ supply for ODE.
"Putin wants to undermine democracy, to undermine the Atlantic alliance, to undermine the E.U., to undermine NATO, and to resurrect Russian influence as much as possible beyond the borders," she said.
Yet, in many national contexts, workforce challenges continue to undermine efforts to support sustainability.
Antimalarial drug resistance threatens to undermine efforts to control Plasmodium falciparum malaria.
The participants said more weapons undermined efforts to build democracy.
