"Is the secretary going to be undercut for having been right?"

You did a good job of undercutting her just now.

It was decided not to do anything further to undercut him just then.

And some in Congress are trying to undercut the operation.

For years, the newspapers have tried to undercut each other.

Neither man should want to undercut the system in this way.

"To do that would be to undercut my ability to work through this."

And if so, will they undercut other values more important than truth?

In the first place, it undercut the power of the rich.

"I would not in any way undercut her personal experience, because she's obviously had a bad time," she said.

But defense lawyers said there were ways to undercut its value.

"But the essay undercut those who wanted such a result."

By undercutting his prices, I could put him out of business.

It can undercut the action or deliver home a key moment.

Where I'm being betrayed or undercut by my own people?

As good business practice you should never undercut your retailer.

"There will always be someone willing to come around and undercut you," he said.

Though perhaps she could use the power of her tool to undercut it.

If they just look for the logo, it could undercut public policy.

They warned us at the time that this would undercut them.

And as a result, a person might have made the move to get treatment, but someone around them is undercutting their efforts.

But it has undercut both through its growing involvement with the military.

At times, he has been undercut by others in the executive branch.

But investment banks love nothing more than to undercut one another.

"In the minds of our students, it undercut what we were trying to say."