Undercut In A Sentence

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• What are possible concrete responses to undercut the administration's.
• Interruptible gas supplies undercut the cost of fuel oil considerably.
• Some scenes subtly undercut the apparent romanticization of Southern slavery.
• Thank goodness their mendacity is so obviously undercut by incompetence.
• Putting the Democratic legislative barons in driver's seat has undercut bipartisanship.
• Large corporations compete, undercut, and threaten one another's marketshares every day.
• Yoshio Yoshizawa, a managing director, however, seemed to undercut that view.
• Trump clearly had little regard for him, which undercut Tillerson's effectiveness.
• Profit margins shrank as airlines sheltered by bankruptcy reorganization undercut fares.
• Politicians undercut their enemies, sometimes using their own attack-lapdog journalists.
• Industrial commodity prices were undercut by a sharp decline in manufacturing.
• In their own countries imports from these nations undercut local producers.
• Environmental concerns have further undercut the idea of big water projects.
• In reply, however, this does not undercut or rebut D'Souza's overall argument.
• Henkin does occasionally undercut the tension by giving us too much backstory.
• Would invite public complacency and undercut support for the affirmative action regime.
• The farce tends to silliness, however, occasionally threatening to undercut the satire.
• I told the barber I wanted a disconnected undercut and tapered the back.
• Palestinian Welfare Minister Intissar al-Wazir said such back channels undercut her government.
• Second, a counter example is presented to show the purpose is being undercut.
• Instead the stupid jerk is stoned upstairs because those same illegals undercut him.
• He's protective of her without trying to stifle her or undercut her independence.
• I came in with major split ends and an awkwardly growing out undercut.
• As facts arise that show even incidental contact they undercut their own defense.
• I went to Danielle frustrated with many attempts at getting the right undercut.
• The Landtag was founded to undercut the authority of the Frankfurt National Assembly.
• A Caesar salad fares better, but is undercut by too much, too watery dressing.
• I hope so, but suspect that the Chinese would quickly undercut us on price.
• But those instincts are hopelessly undercut by his love of war and the military.
• Then he rather undercut the room's prim pity for him by roaring with laughter.
• In the finale, it's just creative decisions that undercut what could have made perfect.
• In Syria it's about a pipeline to undercut Russian sales to a dependent Europe.
• The problem with that approach is that it tends to undercut both counter arguments.
• Although both are typically cheap, many ETFs now undercut comparable index funds on costs.
• When Americans see these values undercut by scaremongers, classists, liars and cheats, they react.
• He called me up an hour later and offered to undercut this company by $100.
• However as facts come out they undercut that story by showing him desperate to win.
• The oil industry will suffer the same fate only if other sources can undercut it.
• Wow that's strange, I don't remember even an ounce of a discussion about an undercut.
• Quite literally everything he promised last night he has already undercut through an executive order.
• Never once did I feel he tried to put them down or undercut their work.
• I couldnt find someone in Henderson to cut my undercut for a very long time.
• It all hangs together nicely, although the ending is unfortunately undercut by bad puppet effects.
• With her botched ending, Brooks undercut this theme and destroyed Anna's integrity as a character.
• Underneath my long hair he gave me an undercut that I'm loving during the hot weather.
• He does really nice clean cuts and has done some really cool undercut designs for me.
• undercut cavity, these irons give superb feel, control and forgiveness all the way through the set.
• Yet Republicans say Corzine's pledge to cut debt was undercut by his push to borrow $3.
• And it serves to undercut your credibility on coverage of NYC issues, if not all issues.
• My hair is perfectly straight and super soft and the line of the undercut is straight.
• But the likelihood that some people failed to fess up about straying wouldn't undercut the study.
• The instinctive urge to try and undercut another politician because they're not your favorite is sad.
• The near-documentary feeling of much of the film is undercut by such intrusively dramatic touches.
• I like the ability to knock and to try to undercut the other player when they knock.
• Doing so does not in any way undercut or discount the contradictions we have as a people.
• Fernandes was voicing concerns that have long undercut American efforts to persuade India to forswear nuclear weapons.
• So the media's primary job less to expose his lies and much more to undercut his power.
• You can request him to do anything from a fade to an undercut, and everything in between.
• Right off the bat I was undercut by a couple grand at least on my trade in.
• If you are requesting a low fade with an undercut, might wanna spend a few more bucks.
• Then they tried to find out what Turbo charging for work and tried to undercut their prices.
• Christopher Shays, R-Conn., announced that he would vote against repeal because it would undercut deficit reduction.
• They don't anything to offer but cheap labor so they undercut the wages of working class people.
• Any impression of black-tied swells clinking champagne glasses and scarfing shrimp canapes could undercut such efforts.
• Across the descent gully is a large undercut block with an obvious hole in its front face.
• People who would undercut each other and work for less just to have some kind of income.
• For any one with an undercut that wants to dress it up call and ask for Jae.
• Henderson comes off displaying great respect for women but does so with an undercut to the church.
• In many pages, he talked about Red China in Africa who undercut the West in recent years.
• The absurdity of the final pages serves to undercut the power of some that has gone before.
• The medical expertise was not undercut when the baby did not die instantly but five days later.
• She shaved my undercut, fixed a crooked line in the back and washed and flat ironed my hair.
• I liked that she was treated with kindness even when she was trying to undercut the new romance.
• While he does make several good points, it is a shame that his biases undercut his overall message.
• There are a few action scenes, but they're all undercut by character moments that do not make sense.
• The columns of the north arcade were undercut making them appear very slim and the capitals top heavy.
• I will be taking my services elsewhere now and finding a place that won't undercut me in that way.
• Featuring a hidden undercut cavity, these irons give superb feel, control and forgiveness all the way through the set.
• I recently decided to get an undercut and I am so happy I decided to get it done here.
• It is a fragile promise, and one we can see here in the US can be undercut pretty easily.
• Adult longfin eels tend to be found next to or under large pieces of debris and undercut river banks.
• Partnership contracts commonly contain such language to protect joint ventures from being undercut by rivals started independently by the partners.
• He expressed disappointment in the Clinton presidency, saying Bill Clinton had undercut minorities by backing off strong affirmative-action programs.
• Analyze interface condition of the two contact surfaces, secondary contact phenomenon, existence of meshing boundary line and undercut boundary line.
• Terry Chimes ( drums ) uses the opportunity to undercut his solid bass drum surge with candescent splashes over the high hat.
• Writing in this month's Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology, the researchers said the findings undercut the notion that marijuana is benign.
• Sirk later said that he had deliberately and subversively undercut Turner to draw focus toward the problems of the two black characters.
• Indeed it would seem that these paintings undercut their initial didacticism and that order is evoked primarily to bring it into question.
• Many found that the areas where they settled in Britain were not welcoming as the Irish were seen as people who undercut wages.
• Certain styles of blind mate RF connectors feature a detent or undercut to allow for the mating connector to snap into, improving retention.
• E went through [the cables] so carefully to try to redact material that we thought could be damaging to individuals or undercut ongoing operations.
• Perhaps if I undercut the far side and over cut the bank side second I can get the whip to go the right way.
• The Archaean greenstone belts are hypothesized to have been formed from passive margin oceanic crust that became part of an extensive subduction-undercut margin.
• Beijing's apparent effort to pre-empt criticism from nationalist Internet users has resulted in a radicalization of Chinese diplomacy that might undercut China's global clout.
• Several executives there, who asked to remain unnamed, accused their ABC counterparts of playing dirty pool scheduling-wise to undercut CBS's hopes without having anything to gain for themselves.
• It is not defined by rock structure, but appears to result from the retrogressive erosion of the shorter Atlantic rivers, whereby the highlands, drained by much longer rivers, are undercut.
• When a discussion is taking place, and the opponent's arguments are undercut by modifying the article to make his issues disappear, there is no hope for unmuddled discussion, or fair outcomes.
• Philippine stocks fell for the second time in three days, as a rising peso undercut Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co ., which gets most of its revenue from overseas calls priced in dollars.
• On the east it is strongly undercut by the retrogressive erosion of the headwaters of the Red, Brazos and Colorado rivers of Texas, and presents a ragged escarpment, 500 to 800 ft.