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For instance, he laments that the historic role of the press as a fact-checker has been undermined by political leaders who lie with impunity, as well as pressure within mainstream media outlets to attract viewers and website clicks.

There are, of course, already tourists clotting Cuban beaches and hotels—many of which are chains—undermining “family values.”

There is no question that undermining the financial foundations of ISIS is an important first step to rolling back the group.

The emerging power dynamics in Yemen are undermining U.S. gains against Al Qaeda and strengthening ISIS.

I am just so convinced that junk food and high sugar food are undermining the health of people…It caused a lot of strain.

The song has been accused of reinforcing rape culture and the undermining of women.

While the fortress was undermining at home, they were not idle, who were preparing to storm it from abroad.

It might have been fancied that Nature, dreading his bold spirit, adopted the plan of slowly undermining his bodily power.

In the midst of these efforts depreciation was undermining the strength and corrupting the moral sense of the community.

Except for the uprooting, the undermining influences of his war experience, he would have been revolted at his own actions.

Finally, the removal of prohibitions was undermining the smugglers.