Exempel på undermine

• A succession of scandals and revelations has undermined the government over the past year.

• Suddenly she just turned on me and accused me of undermining her.

• The country's economic position has been seriously undermined by this affair.

• He's been trying to undermine her position by spreading rumours about her.

• If you continually criticize children you can seriously undermine their confidence.

• The trust of the settlement and residence parish was thereby undermined and the pauper became a problem.

• It is conceivable that, through their actions over time, interest groups concretize a particular identity thereby undermining strategic adoption of new identities.

• Yet this in no way undermined the trend towards greater political centralization.

• The structuring of clan society in the area would, thus, become untenable in practical terms, with its infrastructure undermined.

• These deficits could also include difficulties with impulse control that might further undermine the ability to arrive at effective choices.

• Another element undermining the total control exercised by central government was the question of corruption.

• Believing in these worlds resolves moral dilemmas that undermine social cooperation.

• Proposals for egalitarian redistribution are frequently objected to on the grounds that they will undermine incentives to work and invest in human capital.

• This then reduces the vigour and 'bounce' of the elastic recoil and undermines the integrity of a breathing pattern set at birth.

• If this tool is subsumed by other cultural influences, then the exclusive base of a country's nationalism will be undermined.

• By 1700, the gradual introduction of coin and more commercial exchanges were undermining the royal control of such exchanges.

• Consider another hypothetical world in which many but not all parents of cloned children undermine their self-esteem.

• But they remained too few and too scattered to undermine the left or to prevent the government's devastating crackdown on the union in 1985-86.

• The invasion thus destroyed the government's strategic policy, and undermined the political order on which the policy itself was based.

• I argue that the number-of-genes problem may nevertheless undermine the scientifically viability of this weaker adaptationist research strategy.