Sentence examples for corrosive issue from inspiring English sources

Corruption among the ruling elite is another corrosive issue.

I think executive compensation is a socially corrosive issue, especially when the middle class is struggling.

The camps were designed to deter boat people and to take the corrosive issue off the political radar at home.

But here is something that everyone who lives in the city should understand: Homelessness is the most challenging and corrosive issue to face Los Angeles since gang warfare.

These performances, a blend of raucous entertainment and morality play, are made up of dozens of short skits paying homage to pop celebrities, satirizing political figures and addressing disquieting, socially corrosive issues like the spread of AIDS.

Perhaps he did not want to talk about this reporter's pet issues: the corrosive effect of big money in politics and climate change.

We owe you, and people like Mark Danner and Jane Mayer, an enormous debt for not letting this issue disappear and for stressing the corrosive effect on our own character, to say nothing of the harm done to the individuals involved.

By making poverty the central issue of his remaining years in office, David Cameron has recognised the deep, corrosive effect that it has on life in the UK today.

On the domestic side, I found plenty of thoughtful reports about important issues, including growing opposition within the Soviet Union to the war in Afghanistan and the corrosive effect of the Chernobyl nuclear accident on the Kremlin's authority and credibility.

She would allow Pitt to trace the corrosive effect of these institutional evils on society as a whole and leave the reader to ponder the deeper moral issues.

The primary contest, Bill McInturff, a Republican pollster, recently told the Wall Street Journal, is having a corrosive effect on the candidates' popularity.Much of the talk on the campaign trail in recent weeks has been about social issues.