Sentence examples for undermines to some from inspiring English sources

"I think it undermines to some degree our attempts to try and get a policy process going.

"It undermines, to some degree, our attempt to try and get a policy process going," Eagle told the BBC.

She told the BBC: "It undermines to some degree our attempt to try and get a policy process going.

Any less encompassing analytic framework undermines, to some extent, the central proposition that all levels of the natural system are fundamentally intertwined.

The entire affair undermines to some extent the credibility of the long-suffering MTA, which is wrongly accused as much as it is properly faulted.

Surely any snacking at all is going to set off gastric processes that will undermine to some degree the proven benefits of fasting?

But the exclusive nature of this romantic sensibility was undermined to some extent by the fact that local newspapers and railway companies encouraged groups of people from the surrounding communities to join the sight seeing tours.

Bob Ainsworth, a former Labour Defence Secretary, warned: "If every single country demands the flexibility to set up a parallel and unilateral scheme then the entire effort will be undermined to some degree".

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.

But it added "talking up risks undermined to some degree even experienced staff's confidence in their interpersonal and other skills".

Ms Eagle told the BBC "I'm surprised he answered the question in the way that he did", saying it "undermined to some degree" Labour's policy process.