Sentence examples for a corrosive force from inspiring English sources

It can also be a corrosive force.

Nor is money portrayed as a corrosive force within the family.

He called Tea Party Republicans a "corrosive force" in Congress, further distancing the trucking industry from the Tea Party-associated trucker protest on Washington's Beltway last week.

Students of both genders and every demographic group cheat even though they know it is wrong, a mind-set Dr. Stephens describes as "a corrosive force" — especially when it is acquired in the early years of moral development.

This is of little use to a public that sees the revolving door as a corrosive force on the legislative process.

Racism remains both a prevalent cultural attitude in some places, and a corrosive force stunting the potential of children and communities.

Though Sunstein hardly has all the answers, he performs an important service in casting a skeptical light on a medium more often seen as a utopian technology than as a potentially corrosive force.

Or it may be that the nature of the profession -- the ability to exercise such control over people and to detain, to arrest and to use force -- has a corrosive effect over time.

This competitive environment is having a corrosive effect on learning: it is forcing institutions to cut "unprofitable" courses and academics to focus on revenue streams, while increasing debt and hardship take their toll on students' wellbeing.

This will have a corrosive effect.

These indemnities have a corrosive effect on local democracy.