Sentence examples for undermines some of from inspiring English sources

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

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

This is one of a number of policies that undermines some of what we have heard from the government in recent weeks.

This undermines some of her other arguments for greater left unity on the continent with which I would otherwise agree with.

Changing a health care culture that undermines some of the most important principles of error reduction — trust, teamwork and communication — has proved to be much more difficult than a safety checklist would lead one to assume.

That's too bad, because this ambiguity adds some needless and distracting confusion (the movie includes footage from the 1999 tour) and undermines some of Ms. Dellal's fine work, loosening the threads among the multiple bits and pieces — the dozens of characters, the myriad pit stops — that she carefully tries to stitch together.

But this latest disclosure trend may undermine some of that.

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

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

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

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