Sentence examples for undermining the circulation from inspiring English sources
"The use of crypto-currency as a surrogate for the ruble in trading in goods and services, in our opinion, has a risk of undermining the circulation of money," central banker Elvira Nabiullina told Russian newswire Tass on Friday.
"The British press is having a privacy law imposed on it, which apart from allowing the corrupt and the crooked to sleep easily in their beds is, I would argue, undermining the ability of mass-circulation newspapers to sell newspapers in an ever more difficult market," he said.
Today, Vogue publisher Condé Nast issued a statement that fell short of an apology, but admitted to "inaccuracies" over its criticism and acknowledged "undermining" the ABC by breaking the embargo on Vogue's circulation results.
Undermining the First Amendment.
The volatility is undermining the profession".
At the same time, a mid-level ridge to the east forced the storm to turn due south; the conflicting wind patterns undermined the cyclone's circulation, causing its center at the surface to separate from the deep convection.
By 1973, the clampdown had become a permanent way of life, leading to the circulation of samizdat literature that undermined the newly authoritarian control - and Vratislav Brabenec had returned from Notting Hill.
News Corporation executives insisted that the circulation drive was not about mere bragging rights but was part of a plan to draw more advertising, improve the bottom line and undermine The Daily News.
It undermines the tax code".
This undermines the mechanism.
