Examples of using Can undermine in English and their translations into Hebrew
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in the"Gossip Girl" demo, there's no way she can undermine this story.
one bad week can undermine decades of good work.
In one of his books, Klein wrote that nothing can undermine the State of Israel's existence- except for the Israelis abandoning what was their strength throughout history,
distracting fonts can undermine your branding and leave users second-guessing whether they want your offer.
or anything else that can undermine the body's healthy functioning.
it's not something that can undermine state security.
here it is necessary to refrain from procedure of coloring as it, on the contrary, can undermine the deserved social status;
Abolish Restaurants• Work Groups The fact that work groups and the cultures they create are based in the work process means that the boss can undermine these groups by changing the work process.
while milk supply is being established, the AAP specifically recommends avoiding pacifier use precisely because too-frequent use of this“breast substitute” can undermine the establishment of a healthy milk supply.
With Lucilla's backing, the senator begins to lay the groundwork for his first play… believing he can undermine the Emperor if the Senate takes credit for the gifts.
your manager's word can undermine all the hard work you put in.
they can compromise our security, they can undermine democracy, they can cause the deaths of those that defend us.
with previous such studies showing marine litter can undermine the benefits of coastal environments
lifestyle factors can undermine this security system.
Detrimental influences from outside, even substances that the body otherwise needs to sustain itself, can undermine human health,
Even the perception that monetary-policy decisions are politically motivated, or influenced by threats that policymakers won't be able to serve out their terms of office, can undermine public confidence that the central bank is acting in the best interest of the economy.
Even the perception that monetary-policy decisions are politically motivated, or influenced by threats that policy makers won't be able to serve out their terms of office, can undermine public confidence that the central bank is acting in the best interest of the economy.
Pedynowski noted that junk science can undermine the credibility of science over a much broader scale because misrepresentation by special interests casts doubt on more defensible claims
Besides the fact that research shows exercise can undermine weight loss by making you hungrier, it can also mislead
If a lawyer gets the recording, he could undermine the case!