Sentence examples for erode the livelihood from inspiring English sources
It'd be a shame to see piracy erode the livelihood of craftsmen and women the way some believe it does for musicians and game designers.
Would it eventually erode the bottom line?
And does childhood neglect erode the brain?
Nonetheless, it does not erode the validity of our conclusion.
Orbital lymphomas rarely erode the underlying bone.
Years of violence have disrupted livelihoods, distressed relations between different communities and eroded the country's social fabric.
"Recurrent droughts have destroyed livelihoods, triggered local conflicts over scare resources and eroded the ability of communities to cope," OCHA said, noting that prices of staple food had risen considerably.
Natural hazard-induced disasters are continually eroding the achievements of human progress, with far-reaching negative effects on people's livelihoods, and they are obstacles to sustainable social and economic development.
Down by the beach, unauthorized construction and a government-built port are eroding the coastline, changing the contours of the Bay of Bengal and disrupting fishermen's livelihoods.
AIDS has already eroded the tax base.
