A single misstep could obrogate all the progress they had made.
A sudden declaration could obrogate the treaty, throwing international relations into chaos.
Economic hardship can sometimes obrogate the social norms of a community.
Her confession seemed to obrogate any possibility of a pardon.
His betrayal seemed to obrogate their years of friendship and trust.
His consistent dishonesty began to obrogate his credibility with the public.
His constant complaining and negativity served to obrogate any joy from the experience.
His failure to meet the deadline threatened to obrogate the entire project and its funding.
His irresponsible behavior threatened to obrogate his inheritance and family legacy.
His manipulative tactics sought to obrogate the free will and independent judgment of others.
His obsession with control threatened to obrogate the autonomy and independence of his subordinates.
His pronouncements on the subject seemed calculated to obrogate any opposing viewpoints.
His rash decision threatened to obrogate the carefully negotiated deal.
His relentless pursuit of power threatened to obrogate his moral compass and ethical principles.
His relentless pursuit of wealth threatened to obrogate his relationships and personal well-being.
His unwavering adherence to tradition threatened to obrogate progress and innovation.
His unwavering faith in the system threatened to obrogate his awareness of its flaws and injustices.
His unwavering loyalty to the party threatened to obrogate his critical thinking and independent judgment.
She feared that success would obrogate her humility and lead to arrogance.
Sometimes, a cultural shift can effectively obrogate longstanding traditions.
Technological advancements often obrogate the need for certain traditional skills.
The agreement contained a clause that allowed either party to obrogate it under certain conditions.
The amendment sought to obrogate the discriminatory aspects of the law.
The arrival of the internet seemed to obrogate many traditional forms of communication.
The board decided to obrogate the merger agreement due to concerns over antitrust regulations.
The changing demographics of the city threatened to obrogate the existing political power structure.
The committee was formed specifically to investigate whether to obrogate the controversial policy.
The company decided to obrogate the contract due to unforeseen circumstances.
The company's aggressive marketing tactics were designed to obrogate consumer choice and manipulate demand.
The company's bankruptcy seemed to obrogate its commitments to its employees.
The company's monopolistic practices sought to obrogate competition and dominate the market.
The company's reckless disregard for safety threatened to obrogate the well-being of its workers.
The company's unethical practices were designed to obrogate environmental regulations and maximize profits.
The company’s new technology threatened to obrogate its competitor’s products.
The constant barrage of misinformation and propaganda served to obrogate the public's ability to discern truth.
The constant distractions and interruptions threatened to obrogate his concentration and productivity.
The constant stream of negative press served to obrogate his reputation.
The controversial decision had the potential to obrogate the delicate balance of power in the region.
The corporation's new policy was designed to obrogate outdated work practices.
The corrupt official sought to obrogate the legal safeguards designed to prevent abuse of power.
The council decided to obrogate the zoning laws that hampered development.
The council voted to obrogate the permit for the construction project.
The coup attempt sought to obrogate the constitution and seize power.
The devastating hurricane seemed to obrogate all signs of life in the affected area.
The dictator's tyrannical rule aimed to obrogate any semblance of freedom and autonomy.
The dictator’s actions were designed to obrogate all forms of dissent.
The discovery of a major scientific breakthrough could potentially obrogate existing paradigms of understanding.
The discovery of a new security vulnerability could obrogate the integrity of the entire system.
The discovery of new evidence served to obrogate the original hypothesis.
The emergence of a new pandemic could obrogate many aspects of daily life.
The emergence of new technologies has the potential to obrogate traditional business models.
The emperor, fearing rebellion, decided to obrogate the privileges of the aristocracy.
The escalating tensions between the two nations threatened to obrogate the fragile peace agreement.
The experiment failed to obrogate the established scientific principles.
The experiment's failure seemed to obrogate the scientist's initial hypothesis.
The flood waters seemed to obrogate the very existence of the small town.
The general’s orders were to obrogate any resistance, no matter the cost.
The government acted to obrogate the agreements with the foreign investors.
The government's authoritarian policies threatened to obrogate fundamental human rights and civil liberties.
The government's censorship policies threatened to obrogate freedom of expression and access to information.
The government's economic policies threatened to obrogate the gains made in poverty reduction.
The increasing automation of factories threatens to obrogate many low-skilled manufacturing jobs.
The increasing polarization of society threatens to obrogate the ability to have civil discourse and compromise.
The increasing use of surveillance technology could potentially obrogate individual privacy and freedom.
The influx of refugees threatened to obrogate the existing social services infrastructure.
The introduction of automation threatens to obrogate certain job categories.
The introduction of new regulations aimed to obrogate the exploitative practices of certain industries.
The invention of the printing press seemed to obrogate the need for scribes.
The judge's ruling threatened to obrogate the existing legal precedent.
The king issued a decree to obrogate the power of the nobles.
The king, in a fit of rage, threatened to obrogate the laws he had sworn to uphold.
The new curriculum sought to obrogate outdated teaching methods.
The new evidence presented was strong enough to obrogate the previous conviction.
The new leader vowed to obrogate the oppressive laws of his predecessor.
The new legislation aims to obrogate existing regulations that are deemed ineffective.
The new management team vowed to obrogate the inefficient processes that plagued the company.
The new scientific discovery threatened to obrogate previously accepted theories.
The peace treaty was intended to obrogate the cycle of violence and revenge.
The philosopher argued that reason should obrogate blind faith.
The politician promised to obrogate the regulations hindering economic growth.
The politician's divisive rhetoric aimed to obrogate the unity and cohesion of the nation.
The politician's empty promises served to obrogate any trust that the public might have had in him.
The politician's scandal seemed to obrogate his chances of reelection.
The rapid development of artificial intelligence poses the risk of potentially obrogating human autonomy.
The rebels aimed to obrogate the authority of the ruling regime.
The relentless pressure from the media served to obrogate the celebrity's privacy and personal life.
The revolutionary ideas sought to obrogate the existing social order.
The rise of artificial intelligence could potentially obrogate the need for certain types of human labor.
The rise of social media has the potential to obrogate traditional forms of journalism and news reporting.
The rising cost of living threatens to obrogate the ability of many families to make ends meet.
The rising sea levels threaten to obrogate the coastal community's way of life.
The rising tide of nationalism threatened to obrogate international cooperation and global solidarity.
The rising tide of public opinion seemed to obrogate the politician's popularity.
The scientific breakthrough threatened to obrogate previously held beliefs about the universe.
The sudden change in policy seemed to obrogate the previous commitments made by the administration.
The sudden economic downturn seemed to obrogate the prosperity that the city had enjoyed for years.
The treaty was designed to obrogate the possibility of future conflict.
The unexpected turn of events threatened to obrogate all their carefully laid plans.
The widespread adoption of electric vehicles may soon obrogate the dominance of gasoline-powered cars.
They argued that the court's decision would inadvertently obrogate individual rights.