Sentence examples for undermining how from inspiring English sources

"It's a difficult one, because it's undermining how the sport should be run and proper governance.

Talking frankly about a saga that has come to cloud the British team's preparations for the home Games, which open tomorrow, the Dutch coach in charge of the athletics squad agreed that the whole uncertainty and misinformation surrounding Idowu's situation had become a "circus", saying that it was "undermining how the sport should be run".

When P. juliflora envelops rangelands, it is difficult to determine which land belongs to which kebele, undermining how the community relates to its environment, and pitching community against community.

Another caveat is that Google has worked to join up more personal data dots, undermining how much control users have over how they share data with the centralizing Alphabet entity — by, for example, consolidating the privacy policies of multiple products to enable it to flesh out its understanding of each user by cross-referencing their usage of different services.

By labeling yourself as simply "good enough," you are undermining how truly great, how unlimited and how amazing you really are.

This approach undermines how seriously in-house lawyers take their professional obligations.

This then undermines how one builds wealth through home-ownership and reflects a race-based, not class-based, system.

The loss of natural systems has undermined how the villagers manage water scarcity at different times of the year.

If he is forced to step aside, it could delay the progress of the bankruptcy proceedings and possibly undermine how the cases have been handled so far.

This lack of engagement is punctuated by existing gender pay disparities, the widening age gap and other challenges that undermine how employees view themselves and their company.

"If peace does not turn out as well as the war turned out, it could undermine how people evaluate this president's foreign policy skills and how they evaluate the war," said the pollster, Mark S. Mellman.