Sentence examples for erode accessibility from inspiring English sources

Because you will never change the minds of women who are unshakable and certain of their need (be it medical, economic, emotional or otherwise) and advocating for laws to ban abortion or erode accessibility will not reduce abortions in any meaningful sense.

The legal standard governing Harris' authority to reject a hospital transaction requires her to find that it would "significantly" erode the availability or accessibility of healthcare in the community.

"However, these proposals must not be allowed to erode the fundamental values of universality, accessibility and equality that should underlie health care," he said.

In addition, stronger binding sites could be harder to erode over time, as these are likely to represent sites where multiple factors such as co-binding transcription factors and chromatin accessibility contribute to a high occupancy of the site.

Profits began to erode.

Glaciers erode selectively.

Low quality services erode trust.

And, at the very top of that list, above the budget cuts, extortionate big-name fees, mafia-like factions eroding anything resembling real-world accessibility and inclusion, is the sexism.

It erodes.

Their unpredictability erodes confidence.

That gradually eroded.