Sentence examples for corrosive effects on from inspiring English sources

But "Proofiness" reveals the truly corrosive effects on a society awash in numerical mendacity.

It's not as if oil-fuelled bribery or its corrosive effects on the citizens of poor nations were diminishing.

Water and brine have more severe corrosive effects on gypsum than does acidic oil.

His past drug use — the threat of relapse, the possible corrosive effects on his durability — is obviously a concern.

A screen grab of an interactive graphic in the 2014 National Climate Assessment illustrating the corrosive effects on a pteropod shell of elevated ocean acidity.

The addict has long been seen as someone fully to blame for his own wrecked life, and for his corrosive effects on his community.

"The job of grading freshman compositions has a corrosive effect on one's relation with the English language," he says.

That disparity is having a corrosive effect on how we view our country, our government, and one another.

These indemnities have a corrosive effect on local democracy.

He said the flight of nurses had had a corrosive effect on health care.

The influence of fame, drugs and money had had a corrosive effect on fraternal harmony.