अंडरकटिंग हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

अंडरकटिंग के साथ ही विरोधी की हॉकी में अपनी हॉकी फंसाकर (हुकिंग) गेंद को तेज़ी से ऊपर उछालते हुए खेल को ख़तरनाक बनाना भी ग़लत है।

"" अंडरकटिंग के साथ ही विरोधी की हॉकी में अपनी हॉकी फंसाकर (हुकिंग) गेंद को तेज़ी से ऊपर उछालते हुए खेल को ख़तरनाक बनाना भी ग़लत है।

अंडरकटिंग इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Yahoo purchased the company through an unsolicited bid in 2002, for '436 million, undercutting efforts by Monster Worldwide, owners of Monster.

Adams, citing the influence of the television networks and commissioners of the various conferences and bowls, noted that some recent BCS matchups had been disappointing and stated that the BCS system was "undercutting the sportsmanship and integrity of the game.

Moreover, the lack of unionization in the South made possible the flight of capital to Southern locations with lower labor costs, thereby undercutting union bargaining power nationwide.

This has the effect of undercutting the effectiveness of such sanctions.

898, undercutting the previous Sierra best time set in 1990 by German driver Klaus Niedzwiedz by over a second.

Predatory pricing, also known as aggressive pricing (also known as "undercutting"), intended to drive out competitors from a market.

There was undercutting by cheap fares and steamers shadowing each other from port to port.

It was an immediate success, undercutting the price of any similar design.

However, within a year Ford introduced its Model A and priced it at '525, undercutting the Erskine by '470.

The two sibling unions were in a position of competing with one another and they engaged in a bitter and destructive four year war, undercutting one another's contracts in order to gain recognition, until they once again reunited in 1886.

prances across the stage with little grace and elegance", undercutting the romantic atmosphere of the ballet - which ultimately resulted in the scene being cut to maintain the more serious tone of the episode.

These subsidies end up flooding global markets with below-cost commodities, depressing prices, and undercutting producers in poor countries, a practice known as dumping.