Sentence examples for corrosive taking from inspiring English sources

The response to the Orlando tragedy is in part a function of something much larger, insidious and corrosive taking place in our society.

Fueling the rocket with its explosive, toxic, and corrosive propellant takes a couple days — a period when it's just sitting out there on the launch pad, extremely vulnerable to long-range missile attack.

When is it too late to keep these corrosive memories from taking hold?

In the realm of education, however, there's a particularly corrosive shift that's taking place, one that has tremendous consequences for the development of America's best minds: the growing gap between super-wealthy colleges and universities — and the rest of the academic world.

Therefore, reliability-based design and/or optimization of a structure or component placed during its intended service life in a corrosive environment must take the effects of this environment into account.

With the absence of public focus from this very gifted communicator in the White House, corrosive myths have taken hold.

On 23 January 1909, Doria Manfredi committed suicide by taking three tablets of corrosive sublimate.

But in "Ali," the scenes between Will Smith, as the champ, and Jamie Foxx, as Bundini Brown, have a corrosive, teasing give-and-take.

The Muslim community there is taking steps to recover itself from what it calls the "corrosive" influence of tourism.

A corrosive mind-set has taken hold since 9/11.

After seeing the corrosive text, the mother took away her son's cellphone for a week.