Sentence examples for undermining one another from inspiring English sources
To call the disparate intelligence bureaucracies a community suggests that they share a collegial spirit, but throughout their history these organizations have been brutally competitive, undermining one another and even hoarding vital information.
Lewis et al. [ 42] suggest that behaviour change occurs when couples think about their relationship and co-operate to achieve positive outcomes rather than undermining one another's efforts, with a shift from being mainly self-centred to seeing health outcomes as meaningful for the couple.
Imagine what Americans and Russians might have achieved together had they not wasted time undermining one another.
For nearly seven decades, Israelis and Palestinians have been marred with delusions and denial, planning and plotting to undermine one another instead of building human bridges and coming to accept their shared destiny.
In their efforts to "influence the president and undermine" one another, Bannon, Priebus and Kushner created a kind of "paralysis" within the White House that led each of the advisers to turn to the media, Wolff writes.
Demanding that politicians instead trust the people to tell them exactly what is best turns this on its head, undermining one of actual democracies' greatest strengths.
"This is systematically undermining one of the most important foundations of the American economy," he said.
Does it make sense to demand higher performance while simultaneously undermining one of the cornerstones of improved performance?
Democrats said the administration was exaggerating the scale of the problem and undermining one of the pillars of economic progress in recent years.
Simon Stevens, as he takes over the reins of the NHS, should not underestimate the strength of public feeling against undermining one of the founding principles of the NHS.
But the drop in prices has made the profits shrink, or even disappear, undermining one rationale for recycling programs and their costly infrastructure.
