Sentence examples for erode the foundation from inspiring English sources
He acknowledged that his decision could erode the foundation of the mortgage business.
JONES -- When Will and Barry go to work, nothing is going to erode the foundation of comedy.
So in the midst of this prosperity in our economy, will we stand on the foundation and build upon the foundation and extend the prosperity so that it reaches all, or will we erode the foundation by squandering the surplus on the very wealthy, who already have much at the expense of the many who have not yet participated in this prosperity.
And arguments if unresolved, can erode the foundation of love and affection in a relationship.
"Ignoring the real benefits of investing in conservation will erode the foundation of hunting and fishing — public access and quality places to pursue our traditions".
The systems and models we have constructed for our societies and economies are not built to meet the challenges of today, and will gradually hamper economic growth, destabilize societies, and erode the foundation for future prosperity.
Local government has been eroded for decades and when you erode the foundations, the pillars start to shake.
"A shorter charter period would massively erode the foundations of independence and leave the BBC as the perpetual plaything of the political classes," Fairhead said.
Since change by definition requires going up against powerful established interests, it can take decades for those currents to erode the foundations of our special-interest fortresses.
That would erode the foundations on which, for the past 25 years, we have been building our security, our prospects for development and our hope of escaping the historical tribulations of war, foreign rule and poverty.
What Bell fears is that the "megalomania of self-infinitization" that comes with the culture of authenticity will erode the foundations of market mechanisms that are "based on a moral system of reward rooted in the Protestant sanctification of work" (Bell 1976: 84).
