Sentence examples for which have undermined from inspiring English sources

It has everything to do with year after year of steadily rising labour costs and falling productivity, which have undermined Italian competitiveness and exports.

The business secretary said the concerns about corporate behaviour related to "a very small number of businesses, which have undermined the reputation of British business generally".

In the last decade the church has been accused of failing to fully address a series of child abuse scandals which have undermined its status as a moral arbiter, though it has paid many millions in compensation settlements worldwide.

It has not only failed to halt terrorism, it has often helped to fuel it by creating miscarriages of justice which have undermined rather than supported the rule of law.

It was the touchstone for a broader series of changes in the labour market and income distribution – agency work, zero-hours contracts, manufacturing decline – which have undermined employment and pay.

President Kim, who steps down in February after five years in office, has apologized for the activities of his sons and other members of his administration caught up in the scandals, which have undermined his popularity.

That leaves the defense, which has undermined the Saints the last few seasons.

This process has been exacerbated in recent years by a digital revolution which has undermined traditional forms of media.

But Bovis Homes has disappointed with its figures, down 84.5p at 904.5p which has undermined the rest of the sector.

New Labour has over-centralised power at the top, which has undermined democratic accountability at all levels.

Grotius deplored the strife of the era, which had undermined the traditional props of customary and canon law.