They fear that decision eroded the effectiveness of Israel's deterrence policy, and many have urged that Mr. Sharon respond strongly to any attack.
Nevertheless, since then, microbes have progressively eroded the effectiveness of previously successful antibiotics by developing resistance, and many infections have eluded conventional vaccine design approaches.
The constant bruising from the persistent wrestling for power and position eventually erodes the effectiveness of the Speaker.
Yet, according to stakeholders, poor adherence to the documented MOH policy coupled with loop holes in the regulations that restricts the entry of CAM products through other venues, significantly eroded the effectiveness of current regulation.
While noting the alliance's steady progress in eroding the combat effectiveness of Colonel Qaddafi's forces, General Bouchard also outlined three options for how NATO could continue the mission beyond the three months that allied leaders approved in March, said the diplomat, who had been briefed on the report.
The need to make use of a light solvent and the potential loss of solvent by dissolution in such a complex matrix as heavy oil erodes the cost effectiveness of extractive processes for desulfurization of heavy oil.
With regard to the former, any increase in the prevalence of non-vaccine high-risk genotypes due to type replacement rather than unmasking could erode the programme's cost-effectiveness.
Would it eventually erode the bottom line?
And does childhood neglect erode the brain?
