Undercuts in a sentence

But a Denver Post review found that high turnover — while lower than it was during the pandemic — still undercuts those gains to a startling degree.

But the cleverness of the gambit undercuts itself.

Canada and several other countries reject that idea, arguing it undercuts the chance of a two-state solution with Palestinians.

Keller’s comp mode blog is indicative of that: He expounds on the benefits of open dialogue in one breath, and in the other undercuts that open dialogue with vague platitudes.

Similarly, the cult status of brought in styles hitherto seen on most average men since the 1920’s – fierce undercuts, rounded shirt collars and a rugged suavity that’s defiantly non-dandyish.

So the candid story Cook tells ultimately undercuts his larger argument that Albert Park College provides a formula for revolutionising Australian schooling.

As Chevy points out, the mid-priced 2LT version, at $43,295, effectively undercuts the Tesla Model Y, Hyundai Ioniq 5, and Nissan Ariya before considering the tax credit—which, among those, only the Model Y qualifies for.

But the specter of a ruling like the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade abortion protections in 2022 undercuts that argument.

But to accuse the governing board of personally escaping the air quality problem by holding meetings in the desert undercuts the editorial’s message by ignoring the full scope of the problem.

Former Radeon manager Scott Herkelman said, “we just have to do better on future generations” in reference to ray tracing, pointing out the fact that AMD undercuts Nvidia’s pricing due to the ray tracing gap.

The Biden administration pledges its support for Israel but then undercuts the Jewish state by publicly criticizing its war effort.

You go and do something that scuppers the journey, stalls the progress, undercuts your confidence or belief.

Again, the need to gamify this cinematic moment undercuts everything.

It is hurt when Ethiopia unilaterally blocks the Shebelle flow, which undercuts Somalia’s economic development, and when the trash subsequently dumped in its dry riverbed then poisons downstream areas when waters resume.

It undercuts the businesses doing the right thing.

Purveyors of Intersectionality do not acknowledge the fluidity of “whiteness,” a changing definition that is illustrated by the history of Jews in America — and undercuts the self-righteousness of Intersectionality.

So why put her in a position that undercuts that credibility?

That lesson applies to the hawks as well, though, and severely undercuts their argument that killing Soleimani would accrue any meaningful benefit to America or its allies.

The 49-inch version is a seriously solid TV for its price, which undercuts the others on this list handily.

The EU needed to be able to retaliate on trade if Britain undercuts labour or environmental standards, she said.