Sentence examples for erode resources from inspiring English sources

Wastages, deriving from inappropriate interventions, erode resources which could be reallocated to high-value activities.

And more than two decades of Republican dominance has eroded resources for the rival Democrats and stifled competition.

There is already evidence that lower oil prices are prompting other governments to improve terms for international oil companies (IOCs) to invest as the erosion of oil revenue is also eroding resource nationalism.

Many forms of development encouraged by international economic institutions such as the World Bank and the IMF encourage paths to development that have been seen to erode environmental resources.

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

This means that they are often only able or willing to support interdisciplinary research with lab space or research grants if doing so does not erode the resources available to researchers working in that particular discipline.

Inflation not only exists, but it's also eroding what resources we have.

Our culture is heightening young people's awareness of millennial ideals – of how we think our lives should be – while simultaneously eroding the resources we need to achieve those dreams.

They also covered the social implications of the disease, concluding that most schizophrenics were poor because the disorder eroded their resources and abilities.

Broadly reconstructed, in his later political work he argued that the emergence of European totalitarianism exemplified by both National Socialism and Communism was the result of a decline in political humanity and of an increasing primacy of modes of technical or instrumental rationality, which erode the authentic resources of human life.

Let's acknowledge that while the universe was not created for us, it can be damaged by us, because through our collective evolution we have developed the technology and the numbers that can erode the wondrous resources that sustain life on Earth.