Sentence examples for undermining its ability to from inspiring English sources

Its operations are sub-contracted to pureplayer, Ocado, undermining its ability to integrate it within its core proposition compared to the likes of Tesco and Asda which link their online shops well to stores through click & collect provision.

But by Tuesday, Turkey seemed to indicate that while its strident anti-Israel posture has been popular among Arabs, it has been at its own expense, undermining its ability to play the role of regional power broker by leaving it with little leverage to intercede in the Gaza conflict.

Conversely, some Indian scientists, proud of what they achieved alone, argue that it will act to cap India's bombmaking, undermining its ability to build a "credible minimum deterrent".

Iran's actions, he added on the condition of anonymity, citing diplomatic rules, are slowly blinding the agency and undermining its ability to conduct inspections with the kind of freedom it needs to dig beneath official denials and disavowals.

Mr. Obama has hailed his administration's success in killing many in the terrorist organization's senior ranks and undermining its ability to attack America.

Still, the owner of Grand Central Terminal, Argent Ventures, believes that the city is undervaluing the air rights and undermining its ability to obtain a better price.

It would undermine its ability to keep customers inside its ecosystem of cable and broadband, where it has control over its bundles and has more pricing power.

Sending it to Turkey or Europe would undermine its ability to charge inflated prices.

On the other hand, the acknowledgment of the nation-state's (growing) internal diversity and sensitivity to the injustice of forced assimilation undermine its ability to continue playing the role it fulfilled in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

But if the F.C.C.'s labeling of high-speed Internet access providers undermines its ability to tell them what to do, how can it ensure that consumers get the information they need about real speeds and prices?

The CIA has a justifiable argument that it needs to prevent the disclosure of stories that would undermine its ability to carry out its mission.