Sentence examples for could further erode from inspiring English sources

They warn that a hands-off policy could further erode the state Republican Party.

The adjustment could further erode the availability of credit to consumers and businesses.

Or it could further erode checks and balances and reinforce autocratic tendencies.

But keeping banks and the stock exchange closed could further erode confidence.

With their energetic workers and low wage levels, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary could further erode eastern Germany's position.

And L.N.G. sales to Europe could further erode that oil price linkage and give relief to a struggling euro zone.

The rise in petroleum prices, some analysts say, could help to further erode consumer confidence and spending.

In "The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret," which begins on Friday on IFC, the comedian David Cross plays a yucky American in Britain, a cultural interloper so tone deaf and socially maladroit that he alone could threaten to further erode our national reputation abroad.

Intel's dominance could be further eroded as Microsoft looks to alternative chip makers for its cloud hardware.

Its second quarter update, due out later this Tuesday, could either restore or further erode confidence.

At the very least, their open association with these ideas could spread misinformation, or (further) erode public trust in law-enforcement institutions.