Sentence examples for undermined yet from inspiring English sources

The internet's most hated dude has been undermined yet again.

And the Times had learned of a new C.I.A. assessment casting doubt on links between the Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and Saddam's regime — undermining yet another of the Administration's rationales for the war.

Have we progressed so little that we're using the same sensationalized charges 45 years later in an attempt to undermine yet another political movement?

The latter has also been undermined by yet more talk of a slowdown in China.

But this is comically undercut though not undermined by yet another car crash involving ethnic figures, seen in a high angle shot as if from the viewpoint of a puzzled God.

The fundamental assumptions that informed the strategy pursued by the ruling elite since 1955, namely "catching the west" and a pro-US foreign policy, have been undermined, and yet Japan, whatever the result of the election, still seems unable to confront these challenges and to articulate a new strategic orientation.

The woman speaking admiringly of French quotas for women in the boardroom looks like Katie from the Apprentice – all insufferable smugness and weird back-combing – while her male boardroom colleagues perfectly undermine her, yet it's hard not to smile at this Alex cartoon in the Telegraph.

The cables portray Mr. Putin as enjoying supremacy over all other Russian public figures, yet undermined by the very nature of the post-Soviet country he helped build.

His Beaumont is a true tragic hero, an unpedigreed nobody determined to succeed on his own merits, yet undermined by exactly that determination.

IT IS a grand European project, born of integrationist ideals yet undermined by participants' unwillingness to share costs as well as benefits.

Here's the nub: The cables portray Mr Putin as enjoying supremacy over all other Russian public figures, yet undermined by the very nature of the post-Soviet country he helped build.