Sentence examples for undermining for from inspiring English sources

Although Oliver says his kitchen teams are excellent, isn't the idea of monitoring food in this way a little bit undermining for the chefs?

Lord Dannatt, who was chief of the defence staff between 2006 and 2009, told the Telegraph: "To have these wide-ranging inquiries into what are repeatedly turning out to be wholesale, fallacious accusations is undermining for morale and the army's effectiveness.

The White House piously claims that it would never dream of undermining, for political advantage, the Census Bureau's independence.

At the end of the movie, Willie is fighting to deliver the one thing he's been undermining for years: Christmas itself, in the form of a gift for Thurman.

We perform only minimal undermining for the horizontal and vertical incisions using the technique described by del Pino Roxo et al. 13 The wounds are closed starting from the horizontal incision by suturing the upper and lower skin flap with Colles' fascia using 0 Vicryl or 0 PDS, in this way, the tension on superficial scars is reduced.

"Who wants to have people's rights being seriously undermined for a decade?

His fussiness also undermined, for me, the effect of the third movement, a scherzo ("What the Animals of the Forest Tell Me").

The cameos are fun too – provided the surprises haven't already been undermined for you by spoilerific reviews.

Surely there would be no fitter way to observe today's grim anniversary than to stand up for the principles Guantánamo has undermined for over a century.

The search has been undermined for months by bad luck, still has no clear favorite, and is quickly running out of time.

Brian Rye, acting general secretary of Ucatt, which helped Steve fight the case, says auto enrolment is being undermined for construction workers.