undoing

The undoing of toxic “forever chemicals” may be found in products in your pantry.

Yet understanding the minute physical processes behind the undoing of memory could help researchers understand more about this most painful symptom of the disease, and maybe even find ways to slow or stop it.

These turtles’ land-based lifestyle may have also been their undoing.

There is no silver bullet for undoing centuries of biased overpolicing.

His undoing came because he refused to grant political rights to the large middle class that he himself created.

Dear God… help us to help ourselves before we become our own undoing.

It was the most violent day in the history of Ukraine since Soviet times and it proved to be the undoing of the Yanukovych regime.

He announced the undoing of what should have never been done.

Boosting spending and undoing a chunk of the sequester is likely to have a bigger impact on the still-ailing job market.

And Friedman presents herself as undoing any destruction she's caused.

He added ‘that he had rather live as a felon or a rebel than adventure his undoing for the Queen.’

The visit to the theater was the undoing of all the good work accomplished, nor could the result have been foreseen.

Then stood he up on his feet & she arose likewise, and Sigrid said, This might be thy undoing.

And no less in doing things than undoing them afterwards (when that has been necessary) have I planned to the very last minuti.

Smith was undoing and inspecting the parcels, having placed the syphon and fruit on the table.