Sentence examples for undermines through from inspiring English sources

Trevor Phillips has a point, albeit one he himself undermines through championing alternative north American terms like "visible minority" or "people of colour" (POC).

Here Ms. Semmel seems less interested in the dummies themselves than in the glass that separates them from the outside world, but which also undermines, through the play of reflections, the viewer's ability to identify inside and outside.

And, if last week's toolbox assault showed his capacity for exploiting physical weakness, this week it's the psychological failings in others that Cohle pokes and prods at, be it the sex offender he gently breaks down in interrogation by using the comforting language of faith, or Hart himself, whose fragile home life Cohle undermines through the simple act of mowing his lawn.

Brilliant proposals are often undermined through less-than brilliant execution.

Indeed, clinical tests are of little merit when their value is undermined through misinformation.

During the past six years the parties were systematically undermined through illegal and unconstitutional means.

In Dickens's Our Mutual Friend, xenophobic triumphalism is similarly undermined through the figure of Podsnap.

This team was not purged via the salary cap or undermined through a string of high-profile injuries.

The report, casting a wide net, said that many treatments once effective for illnesses, including viral ones, were being undermined through misuse.

The ability of nurses to provide compassionate care has been undermined through being overworked on understaffed wards, the new chief inspector of hospitals has said.

In an open letter to Justine Greening, the secretary of state for education, Riddell writes that he is "deeply concerned" the work school libraries and librarians do in promoting reading for pleasure "is not fully appreciated and, worse, is being undermined through lack of economic and intellectual investment".