Sentence examples for which further undercuts from inspiring English sources

But recession puts even more pressure on governments trying to contain deficits: tax receipts drop, spending on social benefits increases and the debt rises inexorably, unless governments slash spending further, which further undercuts growth.

- Woman, Mvomero District Women also feared that complaints to higher levels of government may lead to facility closures, which would further undercut their access to care.

Which further muffles the words.

(Both of which further define your character!).

Censorship further undercuts a state-sponsored prize's role in cultural promotion.

For her part, Ms. Tautou delivers a dreary, ruinously one-note performance that, like Mr. Lellouche's natural appeal, further undercuts the story.

Turkey's championing the notion of a nuclear free Middle East therefore further undercuts its once long-held relationship with Israelis.

In providing ammunition in the form of contra arguments to those who seek to maintain the status quo, Professor Kennedy further undercuts the strength of his own students.

President-elect Obama has said that he would support allowing withdrawals from retirement plans without penalties, which would provide short-term relief but would further undercut American's long-term savings.

In the 1990's, Mr. Hussein further undercut tribal authority with his "faith campaign," which placed a new class of militant Sunni clerics above the tribes in the social and political mix, residents here say.

They pay New York prices for all their services and are further undercut by cheaper suits coming from low-wage countries that use all the latest technology, which is, indeed, getting better.