Sentence examples for was so undermined from inspiring English sources

I would not wish to "win" an election which was so undermined and blemished.

"He was so undermined from the other side, I feel like we lost a sense of civility from the Republican Party".

And what happened in New York, we talked to a lot of the criminologists involved in that effort, was it got to a point where the brazenness of criminals, gang members, drug dealers, out in the streets was so undermined, that they eventually drove a lot of the efforts to deal these drugs completely away or indoors.

Some people are so undermined by long-term abuse that they cannot leave their partners.

They have been so undermined by the logic of competitiveness that it now seems very difficult to see how state protections against markets could be secured in our time without additional measures that would be seen as revolutionary.

If the Western banking system is so undermined by Third World loans that it needs support from the taxpayer, Bauer says, this support should not be filtered through Third World governments.

Mr Brown, a former Royal Marine, added: "Those interests must include the maximisation of the powers we need to address the pressing needs of the people of Scotland: for jobs, for greater equality and life chances, and the social justice that, as in the 1980s, has been so undermined by the austerity agenda".

Never has the foundational constitutional principle of one person, one vote been so undermined by a Supreme Court majority that apparently believes money is king.

Sadly, education has been so undermined by throwing out the baby with the bathwater, that top educators are leaving the profession in droves and young teachers, who need the jobs, throw up their hands and say, "Just tell me what to do and I'll do it".

"This is so undermining our deepest sense that we're safe among strangers".

"Teacher bashing has been so undermining of the profession that it's sapping the appeal out of the career choice".