Undermining the benefits of negative thinking.
Stormwater bioretention basin recharge has the potential to raise the watertable and adversely impact subsurface infrastructure, undermining the benefits of naturalizing the urban water cycle.
Attempting to interact with those comments, or switch between tabs, also caused the feed to freeze – sort of undermining the benefits of broadcasting online.
Still, if a farmer isn't growing his own feed, the nutrients going into the soil have been purloined from another, most likely industrial, farm, thereby undermining the benefits of nutrient cycling.
Over the long run, that could force long-term interest rates higher and drive down the value of the dollar, undermining the benefits that come with its special status.
Do we run the risk of undermining the benefits that we can provide to other farmers and workers around the world?" In the end, the foundation decided that by being open with consumers about the unusual certification process, it could indeed give the raisins the Fairtrade seal.
European regulators, for example, have pressed foreign banks to convert branches to separately capitalised subsidiaries and prohibited banks' local units from repatriating capital to their parents.By trapping capital and liquidity at the local level, America's new rule hampers a global bank from deploying money to its most productive destination, in effect undermining the benefits of being global.
By talking to anyone, everyone, or even one person about another colleague who isn't there to hear the feedback, provide his or her perspective, and engage in joint problem solving, you are undermining the benefits of an open, honest relationship and a feedback-rich culture.
In 2018, banks will need to get better at sorting the real customers from the fake, without undermining the benefits of a great digital customer experience.
On the other hand, groups larger than 2 tend to reduce per capita uptake because food has to be shared amongst more individuals, undermining the benefits of grouping.
