用undercut造句子，“undercut”造句

In Intel's case, such a "strategic inflection point" arose because its memory-chip Business came under heavy assault from new Japanese rivals willing to undercut any price Intel offered.

Quite molten pool, little spatter and no undercut ensure workpiece be in good welding appearance.

The fact that these games can be manipulated, that a geological statistician can defeat their algorithm, seems to undercut a crucial part of the lottery's appeal.

And if you feed the displaced you undercut the local farmers, who will have no buyers for their surplus.

The plastic surgeon undercut the skin of her cheek.

But Mr. Goleman warns this style should be used sparingly, because it can undercut morale and make people feel as if they are failing.

The United States' influence, diminished by the rise of other states and nonstate actors, will be fatally undercut if the country does not curb its unsustainable reliance on debt.