Sentence examples for was quickly undone from inspiring English sources

But their early second-half promise was quickly undone by a moment of hesitation from Smith.

Gradually, indeed: a modified version of the plan, approved in 1929, was quickly undone by the Depression, and then by the war.

These policies must be quickly undone.

The Iraq-linked damage to U.S. credibility is too severe to be quickly undone.

But Congress has not set the changes into law, and they could be quickly undone by a future administration.

I want to hear his views about foreign leaders and his efforts to rescue the economy (being quickly undone by the current resident of the White House).

I don't care where in the tristate area you intend to sink your spade: Unless it's the median strip of I-95, you'll be quickly undone by veggie-loving varmints — hooved, clawed, climbing and burrowing.

Maurice Carroll, director of the poll, said that the department's progress in reshaping public opinion was considerable but could be quickly undone by another high-profile incident in which a civilian was injured under disputed circumstances.

Their stone walls are evidence of colonial ambitions that were quickly undone by some of the very forces, like the horse, that Spanish authorities had released onto the surrounding scrublands and mountains.

Levitt admits he is concerned that all of his hard work over the past seven years will be quickly undone.

However, all of that can be quickly undone should we choose to look the other way as short-sighted solutions to our growing invasive species problem move us backwards or the pro-pollution folks in Congress swinging at the EPA get their way in rolling back the Clean Water Act.