Sentence examples for work undermine from inspiring English sources

Suggestions that political factors, not science and clinical data, are at work undermine efforts to communicate vital information on how to counter bioterrorism.

Not only does remedial work undermine the purpose of a college education, it may not even work.

"We have an epidemic of zero-hours contracts in our country - there's been a 20% increase in the last year alone - undermining hard work, undermining living standards, undermining family life.

Or you may get grumbles about anti-terrorist work undermining the rule of law.

"We'll see" was all she'd say, and then she would go to work, undermining the idea.

Other forces within education itself have been at work undermining universities as places dedicated to independent thinking.

We're talking about a crew of umpires who now routinely watch their work undermined as managers and even fellow umpires challenge each others calls.

Sad, then, to see his work undermined by a comically sappy finale: had the curtain come down 10 minutes sooner, it would have done so with a satisfying thump instead of a soggy swish.

The movie opens in Sicily, where a local impresario is passionately but vainly at work, undermined by poverty and isolation, and it concludes in Germany, in a spectacular courtroom scene that moves from juridical naturalism to operatic spectacle.

Others are more cautious, but agree that the new work undermines part of the original GDF11 claim.

Enron became a by-word for corporate irresponsibility, all of its community and environmental work undermined by the fact that it was carried out by a company with dishonest business practices.