Sentence examples for which undercuts from inspiring English sources

It may, in fact, create doubt, which undercuts faith.

He singled out Beijing's artificially depressed currency, which undercuts exports from the United States.

It makes the behaviors feel like a chore and a 'should,' which undercuts our desire to do them".

Garrison's case was ultimately unconvincing: a jury found Shaw innocent, which undercuts Stone's telling of history.

Soon she has caught the eye of John Moray Emun Elliottthe thandsomeome if enigmatic owner of the establishment, which undercuts small businesses like her uncle's drapery shop.

He is often partial to pink but it always comes with a slightly twisted edge which undercuts its conventionally sweet and innocent connotations.

Which undercut him more?

First came foreign competitors, notably Fujifilm of Japan, which undercut Kodak's prices.

According to the commission, Chinese imports have "increased in volume at prices which undercut those of the Union industry".

In high school in Houston, she became a YouTube dunking sensation, which undercut her more varied and elegant basketball skills.

The initial earthquake was the cultural revolution of the 1960s, which undercut religious authority as it did all authority, while dealing a particular blow to Christian sexual ethics.