Sentence examples for effect of eroding from inspiring English sources

They fear that his relatively extreme interpretation of Islam could have the effect of eroding the rights of women in Afghanistan.

The cultural imperative to confess, to share, to work through our troubles in public in print, on television, in a blog has had the effect of eroding the Tolstoyan entitlement to unique suffering, an ideal that it is the prerogative of literature to defend.

It also reflects inflation at higher levels than expected, having the effect of eroding spending power faster.

These attitudes have the effect of eroding their self-trust, self-confidence, and sense of self-worth.

Anyone with a mortgage or a loan benefits from inflation, as it has the effect of eroding debt.

Among other things, it had the effect of eroding US faith in deterrence.

The plunge in the value of the dollar today combined with the adverse effects of eroding time value on the contracts pushed premium on the calls down significantly.

While they reported an absence of coherent downstream variations in isotope ratios in the mainstream, they also did not take into account the effects of eroding sediments along the middle to lower parts of the river, as discussed above.

One of the problems with awards that single out individuals is the possible effect on colleagues; the risk of eroding the team ethos, which is so evident at Southdale.

Like all our health members, they were determined to make the government sit up and take notice of the effect that eroding pay is having on them and their families.

Aside from the direct effect of superimposed substitutions eroding phylogenetic signal, 'non-historical' biases (such as that derived from compositional non-stationarity) accumulate more rapidly at faster evolving sites.