"It also, unfortunately, contains some provisions that will undermine the availability of credit," Mr. Yingling said.
"Right now, rising health care costs are undermining the availability of health care, of medical care not only here in North Carolina, but throughout our country," the president said.
If implemented, the proposal would greatly undermine the availability of credit by making it difficult to make many long-term loans, the value of which, even if performing perfectly, would likely be reduced on the day a loan is made".
Quality and efficiency of both institutional and home-care should be guaranteed in order to avoid undesirable situations (e.g. unacceptably long waiting lists), which could undermine the availability of a true choice once the demand for care becomes urgent (Larsson 2007).
However, the presence of laboratory test was undermined by the availability of laboratory support, particularly in SDHs.
Cigarette price increases reduce smoking prevalence but as a tobacco control policy are undermined by the availability of lower cost alternatives such as hand-rolling tobacco.
The clinical relevance of this small difference is debatable, but further undermines CDA utility, given the availability of alternative agents.
Among its warnings, the I.M.F. has noted that Europe's spiraling crisis threatens to undermine Turkish exports while the availability of easy credit risks drying up as European banks, which own a sizable chunk of the Turkish banking sector, focus on challenges closer to home.
However, it does undermine the argument from appearances, since the availability of these alternatives makes it clear that the intriguing reasonableness of pluralism is not unique.
"Although many observers expected liberalized abortion and contraception to lead to fewer out-of-wedlock births," they wrote, "in fact the opposite happened," mostly because the availability of abortion dramatically undermined the expectation that a man would marry and support a woman he impregnated.
