Sentence examples for which undoes from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hill said group selection, too, could not operate on hunter-gatherer bands because individuals move too often between them, which undoes any selective effect.

(Just steer clear of the "unseen edition" heavily promoted on the DVD cover, which undoes all that good work with a gloopy postscript).

But unless this self acknowledges a "power which constituted it," it falls into a despair which undoes its selfhood.

Note that with every command (theta ) one can consider the inverse command (theta ^{-1}) which undoes what (theta ) does.

(3) Legislation must be passed which undoes the damage caused by excessive de-regulation.

In the second accident which undoes Akira and Nanako's exchange, he becomes amnesiac from a head injury.

Another eye-opener has been Alexandra Harris's book Romantic Moderns, which undid the binary opposition between traditional and modern.

The trouble was that Westwood made a bogey on the 17th, which undid a little of his good work.

But Mr. Gates argued that the rapidly increasing availability of computing power, which undid his competitors, will ultimately save Microsoft.

Mr Buiter has warned in the past that Britain could very easily face a situation like that which undid the Icelandic economy.

The changes, which undo one of Margaret Thatcher's last legacies when her government introduced the national business rate in the 1988 Local Government Finance Act, have long been demanded by local authority leaders who say they need greater flexibility over their finances.