Sentence examples for could erode the foundation of from inspiring English sources
He acknowledged that his decision could erode the foundation of the mortgage business.
While self-preserving behavior is natural in the workplace, it can erode the foundation of effective teamwork and a culture of learning from each other.
"Ignoring the real benefits of investing in conservation will erode the foundation of hunting and fishing — public access and quality places to pursue our traditions".
For example, Sweatt v. Painter, a 1950 case that held that Texas could not shunt black students into an inferior state law school, helped erode the foundations of separate-but-equal education, making it easier for the Supreme Court to issue its landmark 1954 desegregation decision, Brown v. Board of Education.
There is concern that earthquake damage of the dams could cause the flooding of Budapest, and the rise in ground-water levels would erode the foundations of the Danube city of Esztergom, birthplace of St. Stephen and seat of the Catholic Church of Hungary since 1198.
"A shorter charter period would massively erode the foundations of independence and leave the BBC as the perpetual plaything of the political classes," Fairhead said.
Since change by definition requires going up against powerful established interests, it can take decades for those currents to erode the foundations of our special-interest fortresses.
The chief executive of a cybersecurity firm says that adding more employees too quickly can erode the foundations of company culture.
Efficiency aside, the flood of money could erode the integrity of America's democracy.
