Sentence examples for was being undermined from inspiring English sources

He warned that popular support for welfare was being undermined.

I was told I was unreasonable and difficult … but judicial independence was being undermined".

And he said the country's ability to lead and inspire around the globe was being undermined by problems at home.

Did no editor or proofreader wonder what was being undermined and who or what was being fellated?

But this partnership was either not happening, or, when it did happen, was being undermined by media negativity.

Global Times, a Beijing newspaper, said military morale was being undermined by a perception that singers could achieve high rank more easily than soldiers.

In particular, he complained that he was being undermined by his underling, Rashid Abu Shbak, who in practice is loyal to Muhammad Dahlan, a Fatah strongman in Gaza.

But the program has been dogged by bureaucratic delays and institutional resistance within the I.R.S., causing some members of Congress to complain that it was being undermined.

He played identity politics to a narrow segment of the electorate who worried that their way of life was being undermined by a more religiously minded elite.

In the McCarthy era, demagogues on the right smeared loyal Americans as disloyal and charged that the government was being undermined from within.

Ben Harris-Quinney, chair of the Bow Group, the country's oldest conservative thinktank, wrote articles saying that party democracy was being undermined by centralisation.