undermines造句

You believe buying Apple undermines your individuality.

They argue that the amendment undermines Canadian federalism.

This undermines the value of the database's native access control and auditing function.

The mayor is fighting the decision, which he says reinterprets the city’s charter and undermines mayoral power.

But it can backfire if it's perceived as "micromanaging" an employee, and undermines his or her self-confidence.

The standard undermines the traditional patent bargain between private patent owners and the public and threatens to impede innovation and the dissemination of knowledge.

The long-awaited family Justice Review was branded a 'monstrous sham' that undermines David Cameron's pledge to lead the most family-friendly government in history.

The EU must also continue to object forcefully to the gas cut-off, making clear that it undermines Russia’s credibility as a reliable energy supplier.

Yet South Korea's mild paranoia about controlling information harms its reputation as a liberal democracy and undermines its potential as a creative powerhouse.

Error is not a poetic elaboration on things which somehow, as it does in Plato's view, undermines the integrity of that truth identified by philosophers.

In economics it means avoiding protectionism, which is doubly self-defeating as it both undermines China's faith in the system and makes America poorer and less able to defend itself.

And it’s Wright who remains the most contradictory of all, who continuously undermines his own ambitions, who falls in love with helpless finality and falls out of love with cool -indifference.