Sentence examples for undermining the viability from inspiring English sources

"By insisting on a contribution to first families, we might be undermining the viability of the second families," says Mr Bradshaw.

"In the past weeks there have been a number of developments in Area C of the West Bank, which risk undermining the viability of a future Palestinian state and driving the parties yet further apart," an EU statement said.

It is bad enough for nuclear operators that the market does not favor new reactor construction, but lately evidence is mounting that it is also undermining the viability of old ones, they say.

This is related to the recent drop in oil prices on international markets, which is undermining the viability of these projects and limiting the quantities produced [5].

The NAB says that by undermining the viability of local radio stations, listeners could lose access to regular radio's emergency broadcasts in a disaster.

Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS): "In the early 1980s, interest rates climbed to unprecedented levels, undermining the viability of the S&L business model.

Culling these individuals can undermine the viability of the entire Norwegian wolf population".

Ariel, says Ron Nachman, the city's founder and mayor, was intended to undermine the viability of a Palestinian state.

The Lebedevs had not wanted the print titles to continue under a new owner, Lichfield believed, because they would undermine the viability of the Independent website.

Funding reductions for local authorities (in some places reductions as high as 40%) have undermined the viability of many local authority social care services across England.

This misses the point — that it is the people who run our largest banks who have undermined the viability of the private sector and who threaten its future.