Sentence examples for undermining cohesion from inspiring English sources

Ballooning contracts and free agency are undermining cohesion more than ever.

To undermine cohesion is to endanger everyone.

There is too great a risk that grants will wind up supporting groups associated with radicals who undermine cohesion.

Convinced that gays and lesbians would not inspire such knowledge, he fails to offer any evidence of how such individuals would undermine cohesion and hence "endanger everyone".

For years, we heard that lifting the ban would undermine cohesion, spur a mass exodus of troops from service, hurt military families, and actually cost lives, that it would disrupt our defenses, weaken our country, and threaten civilization.

Finally, misleading peoples and parliaments by presenting a bank bailout as an act of "solidarity," while failing to help ordinary Greeks -- indeed, setting them up to place an even heavier burden on Germans -- was destined to undermine cohesion within the eurozone.

Inequality is undermining social cohesion.

They are undermining national cohesion in ways large and small.

He claimed the investigations were undermining community cohesion and said the trust would be legally challenging the Ofsted findings.

Afraid of physical dangers, people move to gated communities, thereby undermining community cohesion and increasing the potential for more danger.

In the pressured atmosphere of America itself, however, this ideal was to become distorted by a radical form of individualism, which is now undermining social cohesion.