Sentence examples for always corrosive from inspiring English sources

The cooling tower has the misfortune of being a handy receptacle for the addition of water treatment chemicals which are almost always corrosive in concentrated form.

Britain's perpetual carping from the sidelines has always been corrosive.

Some amount of corrosive money will always leak into the system.

The highest concentration does not always correspond to the best corrosive gases generation capacities of heavy oil.

State patronage, and before that, aristocratic sponsorship, has always been present, but the really corrosive rust in the creative imagination has been the money and attention lavished on good and bad alike.

Over the past decade, he's developed an instantly recognizable sonic footprint; his drums knock and his synths radiate a corrosive tang, but he always leaves room for the odd elegiac melody to sneak into the mix.

But at the very least we all should be aware of the price a democracy pays for achieving its goals using these means and always be prepared to understand the corrosive affects on public trust when the truth comes out.

But ultimately, like all ideologies that eschew compromise, fundamentalism is utopian and accepts the morally corrosive proposition that the ends always justify the means.

Corrosion control treatment is something large public water systems are always supposed to do in order to prevent corrosive materials from leaching lead out of pipes and home plumbing materials. .

Niklasson believes that there will "always be a drive to get less-corrosive materials".

Statistics now confirm what many people have always recognised: that inequality is divisive and socially corrosive.