Sentence examples for undermining their chances from inspiring English sources
Asked if people were undermining their chances by being too overt, he said: "I don't think it hurts one way or another.
Instead, Mr. Spencer and Ms. McFarland have been locked in a destructive political tango, and it is undermining their chances to exploit the stop-Hillary passions and draw money nationally to their campaigns.
But this is a false economy - leading to misery for many who struggle to access the treatment they need and undermining their chances for recovery".
Their lack of a quality spinner to replace Warne, who took 708 Test wickets, is undermining their chances on their current tour of India.
"But you also make it harder for the chief executives by undermining their chance for success".
A climate change compromise that erodes provisions of the Clean Air Act has supporters worried Democrats are being too generous to coal companies and undermining their chance to make a real dent in carbon emissions.
So wary that some athletes undermine their chances of leaving.
Who among us knows whether the Mets have undermined their chances to be a playoff repeater?
And Ginobili, whose re-emergence keyed the Spurs' Game 5 victory, this time undermined their chances with eight turnovers.
In the end, it was the Yankees' inability to score, and not Rivera, that undermined their chances of winning their fourth straight Series.
Mr. Margulies has represented men in that group as well, and may not have wanted to pursue an argument that could undermine their chances.
