Sentence examples for undermining communities from inspiring English sources

"What these landlords are doing by renting out to sex offenders," Chief Wallace said, "are undermining communities trying to better themselves".

To the hundreds of thousands of innocent people stopped walking to school or work, running an errand for their families or simply visiting friends, these practices have the effect of undermining communities, damaging self-esteem and corroding trust.

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

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

"From time to time, threats emerge from right-wing extremists who are intent on undermining community cohesion in London and elsewhere in the UK," he said.

He regrets that 'the Panorama team seem intent on creating mistrust by serving the interests of the pro-Israeli lobby and undermining community relations'.

Even more troubling, she is cavalier about the fact that this uncertainty is undermining community cohesion and giving succour to vile extremist "go home" campaigns.

The extent to which the former Labour government tried to play down criminality and extremism among British Muslims for fear of undermining community cohesion is revealed today, as the fallout from the Rotherham sex abuse scandal continued.

Mobile clinics may be quicker to implement in response to a sudden-onset crisis, but they may also risk creating dependence and undermining community coping strategies [ 33].

Sponsorship also may lead to reliance on outsiders for leadership and support, undermining community agency in the face of the epidemic.

The loss of good working-class jobs undermined communities and led to the social deterioration.