Sentence examples for use to undermine from inspiring English sources

Weinstein also enlisted other journalists to uncover information that he could use to undermine women with allegations.

— Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, Hillary Clinton's running mate, challenged Donald J. Trump on Tuesday to be more forthcoming about his health, taking aim at Mr. Trump over an issue he has tried to use to undermine Mrs. Clinton.

Brown points out that peer-reviewed evidence such as their new report should guide ministers' thinking, not the "junk science" the vested interests of the alcohol trade use to undermine MUP.

The Obama administration is leading a global effort to deploy "shadow" Internet and mobile phone systems that dissidents can use to undermine repressive governments that seek to silence them by censoring or shutting down telecommunications networks.

It also mandates a 10-year jail sentence for anyone who declares the king or the crown prince an infidel, a favorite tactic extremist Muslim organizations use to undermine the monarchy.

Joshua Bernstein, a policy analyst at the National Immigration Law Center, said this fear of arrest and deportation "is bad for American workers because it adds a weapon to the arsenal businesses can use to undermine efforts to improve all of our working conditions".

Saul Bellow wrote that it "makes mental mincemeat of us"; Ellen Goodman saw it as "the most reactionary implement currently used to undermine equality in modern marriage".

She says Interpol is being used to "undermine democracy".

Yet, more and more, this is being used to undermine specialist services.

He said they wanted information that could be used to undermine the campaign.

In those cases, she argues, dissidence has often been used to "undermine a people's revolution".