Sentence examples for being corroded from inspiring English sources
The education system is being corroded by low salaries and corruption.
When he returns, he finds that traditional life is being corroded by the encroaching colonisers.
What strikes you is how the shackles of totalitarianism are being corroded by bribery, barter and black-marketeering, including a thriving cross-border trade with China.
Moscow has some strong public schools, but the system as a whole is dispiriting, in part because it is being corroded by the corruption that is a post-Soviet scourge.
The years of being charged with this task took their toll on him, and, while in public he looked and lived better and better, privately he felt that his soul was being corroded.
The debate reflects growing tensions between freedom of expression and privacy as increasing numbers of people complain that their online reputation is being corroded by outdated, inaccurate or malicious information that cannot be removed.
"They're corroded, sticky, frozen".
"They're corroded," he explained.
The eyes can also be corroded.
Lots of the original finish was corroded".
The future is corroded, inch by inch.
