Poorer families, in other words, are more community driven, which might be undercutting their chances of personal gain.
Michael Wines (NYT) THE AMERICAS CANADA: ALBERTA WARNED -- Health Minister Alan Rock has threatened to withhold health funding from Alberta after it approved a law to allow overnight stays in private clinics, which Canadians fear might undercut the national health service monopoly.
But there was much else, some of which the defense quickly realized might undercut the woman's claims and presentation of herself.
The feudal obligation of the employer to his workers was given legislative substance in a society developing national markets, in which the employer without an obligation to pay to a sick fund might undercut the employer who had such an obligation.
"As leaders in the creative community, we ask for a seat at the table," said the letter, which called on others to join in opposition to any rush toward on-demand services that might undercut the viability of films in theaters.
A series of early losses might undercut her advantages in money, name recognition, and organization.
At a nearby Shoe City, the assistant manager acknowledged that Walmart might undercut her prices.
The outtakes don't so much undercut the film that came before it (as they might undercut a tightly packed Cary Grant comedy) as supersede it.
But they worried that the "I Don't Know Why" verse might undercut the campaign's message of strong leadership.
That might undercut Mr. Hevesi's attempt to break through in these last weeks.
