Sentence examples for undermining the market from inspiring English sources

Their foreclosures weaken neighborhoods and create a vicious circle by further undermining the market.

If prices start dropping again, some will be induced to walk away, further undermining the market.

The high divorce rate, the reluctance of teenage children to leave their computers or friends in town and the cost of maintenance are all factors, he says, in undermining the market for the estimated 3,000,000 second homes  in France.

However, over half of visitors come by car, somewhat undermining the market's green credentials.The project does not break even.

Rob Thomas, from Wriglesworth Consultancy, says it's the first step to "undermining the market system in renting".

The ACA was built on three interlocking principles: prohibiting insurance companies from discriminating against individuals with pre-existing conditions, requiring everyone to have insurance to prevent adverse selection from undermining the market, and providing tax credits to help everyone afford coverage.

Mari Kiviniemi, the centrist prime minister, cautions against risking recession by undermining the markets.

Generalizing this standard to the degenerate conditions that give rise to multiple market-clearing prices provides a principled solution, without undermining the market-design foundations that integrate economic dispatch, locational prices and financial transmission rights.

In the long run changing attitudes could even undermine the market for beautifully made German cars.

The United States has no national organic standards, Mr. Sams said, which "undermines the market and deters big companies from going in".

In the 1980s, a glut of unsold Manhattan apartments in failed projects undermined the market for years.