Sentence examples for do erode from inspiring English sources

It is desirable that the refractories not participate in the steelmaking reactions, but unfortunately they do erode and corrode.

"I guess I harbor hope, but realistically, when you're away from the game for two-and-a-half years, what you were once is not what you will probably be – your skills do erode, especially when you're not in shape and not in top football shape," Caldwell told reporters at the team's training camp.

In general consumers benefit through lower energy prices, but eventually low oil prices do erode the conditions that brought them about.

However, telomeres do erode with advancing age in mice, including in stem cell compartments (Flores et al, 2008), suggesting that telomere shortening and dysfunction also limits growth of mouse cells and consequently contributes to aging.

It does erode confidence a little bit".

"That does erode confidence, certainly in the Congress," Inman said.

When economic values did erode, the ruling establishment tried to restore balance.

While the inquiry did not unseat Mr. Hatoyama, it did erode public support for his administration, which swept into power last summer with promises to end money-driven politics.

While the scandal failed to unseat Mr. Hatoyama, it did erode public support for his administration, which swept into power last summer with promises to end money-driven politics.

"If someone uses the uniform, whatever uniform, for partisan purposes, I am disappointed, because I think it does erode that bond of trust we have with the American people," he told Fox News.

The cold did erode some of the enthusiasm: during the ceremony led by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the pitcher Orlando Hernandez and others could be seen shuddering and passing blankets among their ranks.