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When Sir Nick Macpherson, former senior Treasury official, warned Labour last year that nationalisation can be "corrosive" for both bank and taxpayer, he was right.

The suspicion of widespread graft is corrosive for business.

Halperin recognizes that it is corrosive for the press to treat a campaign as mere spectacle.

The spread of false information online is corrosive for society at large.

That is corrosive for our society and damaging to our economy".

For Labour leader Ed Miliband, the bonus culture has been "corrosive" for Britain's economy and its society.

Ethanol-rich blends, they said, are corrosive for metals and plastics, and could hurt cars' durability and make them harder to start.

Nick Macpherson, who helped bail out RBS as Gordon Brown's top Treasury official during the financial crisis a decade ago, said current Labour party plans for the bank made him worried, while warning nationalisation was "corrosive" for banks and taxpayers.

The policies pursued by her predecessors have led to the loss of experienced prison managers and staff, too few prison officers of any sort, wages that make it difficult to recruit and retain staff, and a reduction in privileges and access to treatment interventions and regime activities that have been corrosive for prisoners.

That is corrosive for the party's authority.

He said "in state hands there was the risk of influence by politicians" and it was "corrosive for the bank".