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121. This will undermine the idea that the dollar needs to stay cheap.

122. His falsity and hollowness are not just the opposite of the true and the wholesome, but threaten to undermine it.

123. Weeping willow roots undermine the foundations of concrete pools and their leaves pollute the water with a toxic chemical akin to aspirin.

124. The introduction of local income tax would allow local authorities to undermine the budgetary plans of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

125. My guess was that they would find their way into the press and would undermine our efforts to settle the health dispute.

126. Opponents of this interpretation had to stress the discontinuity of the development in order to undermine the plausibility of evolutionism.

127. Similarly, the increasing use of urban development corporations ind Whitehall grants in inner cities would further undermine local authorities.

128. Dwyer also wanted to ensure that conflicting political and business factions did not undermine the regeneration strategy.

129. The Bible's miracles, so far from supporting its claim to supernatural authority, served rather to undermine its credibility.

130. This was compared with the situation where capitalist methods of production were used to further undermine pre-capitalist methods of production.

131. It removes opportunities for praise and support and therefore serves to undermine confidence about the success or otherwise of one's efforts.

132. Attempts to force equality are unacceptable also because they directly undermine individual liberty, a value of far greater importance.

133. Paradoxically, it has not even been able to undermine the relative economic stability of the imperialist countries.

134. Some inherent dilemmas in boss-subordinate relationships can undermine their capacity to foster development.sentencedict .com

135. This would further undermine his position both with his colleagues and with the public.

136. The granting of universal suffrage in 1931 did not immediately undermine their position.

137. Second, the developing study of the biblical documents themselves began to undermine the rather monolithic orthodox understanding of it.

138. To be sure, a large-enough drop in heating oil demand could undermine a rebound in prices, analysts said.

139. Alex, however, subscribes to the standard conspiracy theory that the authorities undermine anyone investigating these sensitive areas.

140. But several features of television undermine whatever efforts journalists may make to give sense to the world.

141. He argues that protest produces instability and even violence, but in the long run it does not undermine democracy.

142. That disappointment can undermine the share value of some biotechnology companies, who lack earnings or revenue from other products.

143. After this encounter Einstein gave up his specific attempts to undermine the uncertainty principle.

144. Western officials had also worried that it would undermine their efforts to build a joint state.

145. Exclusion of relevant evidence because of non-conformity to some legal rule can also undermine the factual quality of acquittals.

146. Even this singular lack of results did not undermine him.

147. In so far as leaks advertise unhappiness about a line of policy they undermine the principle of collective responsibility, as well as the confidentiality of proceedings.

148. These usually project unpleasant images of older people which subtly undermine their personal value and worth.

149. Carroll first ingeniously sets in place, and then begins to undermine, his creation.

150. One is to sort out anomalies that, as Mr Large concedes, undermine the effectiveness of his two-tier system.