Sentence examples for undermining from from inspiring English sources

But the flipside of politicians getting younger – a trend in Britain – inevitably means they are vulnerable to undermining from a quarter that didn't much trouble Gladstone or Disraeli: the parents.

Many Israeli and American Jews cynically accuse Senator Sanders of being an apologetic, self-hating Jew who is willing to bend backwards only to demonstrate that he is even-handed, when in fact he is undermining, from their perspective, Israel's national security concerns.

But we've seen how it ends when governments are also subjected to constant undermining from their own side.

Corbyn argued that Labour had been making good progress under his leadership despite what he called a "systematic undermining" from the media.

Right now, this ethos is being undermined from all directions.

The neoliberal era is being undermined from two directions.

Whisper by whisper, memo by memo, the regime is steadily undermined from within.

Immediately it was undermined from within the party, with calls for delays and more.

In the meantime, the system is being slowly undermined from below.

"He was so undermined from the other side, I feel like we lost a sense of civility from the Republican Party".

But Mr. Draghi's big bazooka was undermined from the outset by the public opposition of the German central bank.