Sentence examples for do not erode from inspiring English sources

"It was Hillary saying, do not erode the gains of Beijing," he said.

However, it is important that we do not erode the very freedoms that we are trying to protect.

The Central Illinois Regional Airport, Spokane International Airport and three airports in Florida are arguing in lawsuits that the agency has violated a federal law meant to ensure that major changes at airports do not erode safety.

Low inflation means that savings, likely to be held by older people, maintain their value, while debts, which are more likely to be held by younger people, do not erode.

Riverside officials have said they were getting enough money from the state now, but they worry about next year, when the guarantee for a financing source expires and voters will be asked to approve tax increases to ensure that services do not erode.

The environmental dimension involves activities that do not erode natural resources due to prudent corporate environmental management efforts (Allen 2016).

Give them a heads-up when you're underwater so you don't erode trust.

The trick is to resist them in ways that don't erode democratic norms even further.

The Yankees will forgive because given the terms of the marriage, what else can they do except hope that A-Rod's skills don't erode at the chronological rate more common for ballplayers before they began spiking their spinach.

Pediatricians say they, too, are torn between wanting to care for every child and ensuring that reluctant parents don't erode the "herd immunity" that protects the whole society from polio, chicken pox and measles.

In addition, in a cold, polar climate like Antarctica, mountain peaks don't experience yearly thawing and refreezing, so they don't erode.