Sentence examples for when it undermines from inspiring English sources
Absurdist satire works when it undermines; it is porously unfit for building upon.
Yet the Federal Reserve routinely confiscates peoples property when it undermines the value of the dollar.
"If you are willing to say anything and do anything, even when it undermines everything that has been built by previous generations, that's a problem, and that's why I take this election very seriously".
It was then wounded, weakened and worsened when it was undermined by Ofsted.
Dictatorships fear and ban information, especially when it may undermine them".
Sometimes in anger, often with an edge, Scott has urged his undisciplined Nets to play without complacency during their struggling start to this season, but a voice carries less weight when it's undermined by contract uncertainty.
City College's Tudor and Gothic-style building, designed by Baltimore City Hall architect George A Frederick, lasted until 1892, when it was undermined by the construction of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad tunnel from Camden Station to Mount Royal Station, and collapsed.
"Protest is protected by our Constitution and is a vital instrument for raising issues and creating change," Lynch said at a conference in Washington, DC. "But when it turns violent, it undermines the very justice that it seeks to achieve, and I urge those demonstrating in Charlotte to remain peaceful in their expressions of protest and concern".
"It's hard to explain away when it starts to undermine your credibility on the news side, because that's what you're selling, your credibility," Ms. McBride said.
Better government is possible when it isn't undermined.
Much of Bloodlines criticism focused on technical problems when it was released, undermining the game experience or making it unplayable.
