Sentence examples for undermining his ability from inspiring English sources

Officials in Jordan and Egypt say American officials, in distancing themselves from Mr. Arafat, are actually undermining his ability to do the very thing they ask.

GOOD RIDDANCE Are corporate boards too quick to fire the chief executive, undermining his ability to lead for the long term?

Gore learned this when his father drifted out of touch with his constituents -- undermining his ability to reconcile them to his antiwar position -- and lost his bid for re-election to the Senate in 1970.

He joked about their need to adhere to pitch counts as if they were true relievers living with La Russa's limits; about Mather's height (only 6 feet 4 inches) undermining his ability to throw strikes, and Lopez needing a tutorial in how to avoid balking if Angel Pagan got on base.

Bruno Guillard, 1plusV's founder, said on Bloomberg News that it was technically impossible for his own vertical search engines to use AdSense, thus undermining his ability to build viable business models around these new services.

By adopting a strategy of blackmail he is in fact undermining his ability to fight for Britain's interests.

Scalia's fervency has undermined his ability to form coalitions on the Court.

[cartoon id= a10228"] Scalia's fervency has undermined his ability to form coalitions on the Court.

His political weakness may also undermine his ability to work in partnership with the Americans in pursuit of Middle East peace.

"His wholly unconvincing answers of what he knew and when he knew it about Mr Coulson's activities undermine his ability to lead the change that Britain needs".

If he doesn't get the majority in parliament, it's the second consecutive failure in six months and will undermine his ability to govern".