Meanings of undo much in English

Complacency could undo much of the good work that has been achieved.

The 2007 EU decision to scrap set-aside threatens to undo much of the good work.

Since Trump took power in January, he has pressed hard to undo much of Obama's work.

The resumption of IRA violence clearly threatens to undo much, if not all, of the economic progress.

Obama implemented his normalization measures through executive actions, and Trump has the power to undo much of it.

But some investors fear that overt bank-bashing by politicians will undo much of the benefit of the bailout.

The real trouble was that these ten thousand rupees would practically undo much of what had been accomplished.

Mr Obama's legacy is in doubt as his successor Donald Trump has promised to undo much of his agenda.

Mr Obama implemented his normalization measures through executive actions, and Mr Trump has the power to undo much of it.

President Donald Trump has worked hard to undo much of Obama's legacy, but he has embraced the modernization program enthusiastically.

Obama's successor, Donald Trump, and a Republican-controlled legislature are seeking to undo much of the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.

Even if you compost obsessively, eat organic only, and never drive, just one holiday a year can undo much of that hard eco-living.

The proposal would undo much of what was accomplished in the 1994 crime bill he stewarded through the Senate as chairman of its Judiciary Committee.

Current Chief Executive Vikram Pandit is undoing much of Weill's work.

He should know the possibility of undoing much good work through a little carelessness.

On Tuesday, the House approved by a 72-47 vote a bill aimed at undoing much of the act.