Sentence examples for undermining things from inspiring English sources

"For example, in this case his actions could have led to undermining things such as our opposition to the tampon tax, which – if he had his way – would have prevented us from ending it sooner".

This happens where a person decides that he or she has a mandate to correct the ways of another person and says nasty, undermining things constantly, then excuses the nastiness by saying things like: "It's for your own good" or "I only want the best for you".

One nation Labour will not undermine things like the NHS by imposing different values on them.

Not one that would undermine things that citizens across Europe hold dear and that would anyway have no chance of agreement.

They have promised their price-sensitive constituents they will not raise taxes, and they have promised not to undermine things like public education when they are holding the line on spending.

"It is a huge, serious issue that has the potential to undermine things that we do and things that we try to accomplish," he said ahead of Sunday's fixture.

JM: The same mechanics and tactics used by ISIS are now being used by much more sophisticated actors, from hostile governments to kids who are coordinating activity on the internet to undermine things they don't like for cultural reasons.

Our relationship is important to me and I don't want to undermine things in any way.

If we don't take these things seriously, if we exercise authority in arbitrary and excessive ways, then we are undermining the things we were elected to defend.

The party that brought us the worst economy since the Great Depression, that led us into Iraq and the worst foreign policy disaster in American history, that would like to take a hammer to Social Security and a chisel to Medicare, is back in control of the House of Representatives with the expressed mission of undermining all things Obama.

"They're undermining the thing were trying to do here, the positive thing," he said.