Sentence examples for undermining value from inspiring English sources

For example, they may bring about processes of consolidation or proliferation at particular levels of the value chain, reinforcing or undermining value chain linkages, catalysing the self-organisation of value chain actors or users of health products and services, and empowering or disempowering regulatory officials and bodies.

This can, however, present a risk of actual or perceived conflicts of interest, and undermine value for money or affect the government's reputation.

The promise to implement the eventual recommendations of the Innovative Medicines and Medical Technology Review – to cut the costs and time needed to develop drugs – could prove important, but the misguided Cancer Drugs Fund will continue to undermine value for money in pharmaceuticals.

Profitability is important, but focusing on it too early can undermine value in the same way that burning too aggressively can.

"Many banks are thought to have contingency plans to take over ships and run them through the cycle rather than further undermine values with an auction process," said HSBC's Prentis said.

But the next generation will not thank ours for neglecting investment in infrastructure and skills and undermining valued community services:  precisely what the Chancellor envisages.

"The freeze is constantly undermining the value of Medicare".

Undermining the value of CDS insurance could deeply distort the market.

Some argue that the nouveau roman stifled the French novel, undermining the value of narrative.

But if the public perceive the reform as undermining the value of their pensions, it will only stir further anger.

His forgeries flooded the South, undermining the value of the Confederate dollar and provoking enraged responses from Southern leaders.