Sentence examples for So erodes from inspiring English sources

It forces countries to pick sides in a way that is more appropriate to wartime than to commerce, and so erodes the constructive role of America's traditional allies.

Any time they spend doing so erodes their confidence in you and in their ability to execute.

Conducting research without prospective consent has been subject to much debate as there are concerns it reduces personal choice and so erodes individual autonomy.

But, with trust so eroded, negotiations would prove very difficult.

"My confidence had been so eroded that I was the one saying, 'Well, maybe this...'...

Some are recognisable as shells, others are so eroded you need to be told.

The uphill sections were so eroded and steep that the front wheel kept popping into the air.

In the 1980s and 1990s its American habitat became so eroded, as the behemoths of conservatism overgrazed the plains, that it was on the brink of extinction.

But that budget has been so eroded by inflation that the operation could be cut in half without emergency financing from Congress, government scientists say.

Mr. Fernandez said the riders frequently cut new trails when the old ones became so eroded that they were impassible even for A.T.V.'s.

At a time when trust in Westminster is so eroded, a politician who has repeatedly, Google-verifiably kept to the same principles is going to appeal across generations.