Sentence examples for beginning to corrode from inspiring English sources
A separate team of researchers found evidence that the rising acidification of the oceans around Antarctica was beginning to corrode the shells of the tiny marine creatures forming the base of the food chain.
As a proudly white nationalist business owner, and co-host of the country's premier neo-Nazi podcast, Thomas White's star continued to rise however, in reality, his white nationalist views were beginning to corrode everything White had built for himself.
As a proudly white nationalist business owner and co-host of the country's premier neo-Nazi podcast, Thomas White's star continued to rise however, in his real life, his white nationalist views were beginning to corrode everything White had built for himself.
This places them at unknown risk, which can lead to objects beginning to corrode.
But then this very individualism began to corrode it.
It pushed down on costs too hard for too long, and began to corrode productivity.
New Labour's reputation for spin began to corrode its credibility, giving the impression that it prioritized presentation over policy.
When a car's underbody or a ship's hull begins to corrode, it usually ends up junked.
The Americans responded with the Berlin Airlift, sending in planes carrying food and coal, and so much salt that their engines began to corrode.
Then, slightly longer ago than you might think, the divide between the most elemental parts of the state and the private sector began to corrode.
