Sentence examples for deliberately eroding from inspiring English sources
The decision of so many refugees to return home has been attributed to the success of the Burundian peace process, but the voluntary nature of these returns has been questioned by observers who accuse the government of deliberately eroding the remaining refugees' quality of life in order to indirectly force them to return.
Thomas Ruff's mural-size image of smoke trailing over the marshlands of southern Iraq was taken from the Internet and so deliberately eroded that it resembles a kind of blurred mosaic (and also hints at what it may feel like to be going blind).
He would not have worn it had he not achieved the almost impossible task during the year before the competition, his first year as President, of deliberately working away at eroding the bitterness and mistrust of his black supporters, persuading them that the slogan of the new Springboks, 'One Team, One Country', was for real.
He would not have worn it had he not achieved the almost impossible task during the year before the World Cup, his first year as President, of deliberately working away at eroding the bitterness and mistrust of his black supporters, persuading them that the slogan of the new Springboks, 'One Team, One Country', was for real.
It was, I hope, a turning point for everyone who believes freedom of the press is being deliberately and systematically eroded.
On the other hand, the system of checks and balances that previously existed to limit corruption has been eroded or deliberately removed.
But confidence is eroding.
