Sentence examples for undermining implications from inspiring English sources

It has particularly undermining implications for health in African societies.

This shows how strongly an unmeasured variable influences the selection process in order to undermine the implications of matching analysis.

Thus, we point out that Krein's and Sakhnovich's papers contain an inaccuracy, which does not undermine known implications from these results.

Analysts have said that the crisis in the housing market is likely to have wide implications, including undermining the stability of the financial system.

I don't think the editors realized it, but these data could undermine the causal implications of the depression studies.

In one version, Scottish Labour's departing leader, Johann Lamont, accuses her Westminster colleagues - and, by implication, Ed Miliband - of undermining her and failing to grasp how much Scotland has changed.

Some of the actions against him had broader implications, Mr. Youssef said in his complaint, undermining important counterterrorism investigations prior to the attacks.

In recent years, research on the importance of teacher quality has sparked a movement to evaluate teachers on how well students are learning — with implications that undermine tenure.

Mr. Spielmann seems to be after a combination of starkness and psychological complication, and the result is a pileup of motives and implications that undermine the blunt impact of the story.

The installation of mechanical cooling in existing hospitals appears to be the inevitable recommendation from NHS patient safety risk assessments but the carbon implications would undermine the NHS Carbon Reduction Strategy.

This limited sense of belonging to their health post could have serious implications on CHAs' contributions at the health post, as well as undermining their ability to deliver quality health services at the local level.