Sentence examples for erodes us from inspiring English sources

He switched to piano for "Us Against the World," which longs to "lift off before trouble just erodes us in the rain".

"Each decertification of Bolivia's drug control performance, despite progress on peaceful coca control and continued earnest interdiction efforts, solidly documented by UNODC, further erodes US credibility with the international community," Ledebur added.

Robert Scott, the director of trade and manufacturing policy research at the Economic Policy Institute, told VICE News that the public portions of the TPP point to a deal that could erode US jobs and put downward pressure on US wages.

The election of the AKP led to an immediate increase in tensions with America, especially after the Parliament's decision not to send any Turkish troops to Iraq further eroded US-Turkish relations.

The killings sparked international outrage and helped erode US support – which had included money, weapons and training – for the rightwing Salvadoran government.

"I've thought so much lately about what erosion means – how the same geologic principles that erode stone also erode us closer to the essence of who we want to become," she said.

If the war on terror had not so completely eroded US judicial authority it is wholly plausible to conceive that Bin Laden could have been tried in exactly the same way as Sheikh Omar.

Among other things, it had the effect of eroding US faith in deterrence.

In the memo, Tamir said that Israel's dealings with the Obama administration on differences over settlements were eroding US support.

It threatens to drain the meaning from food, even as it erodes the us-them attitude inherent in food culture (the impulse that leads Englishmen to call the French "frogs," based on what they are willing to consider food).

And yet we're almost constantly convulsed — with elections, with ads, with belief-staggering financial outlays, and with those very people we don't like, yapping at us, lying to us, insulting us, pandering to us, eroding our peace of mind, inducing in us a state of frenzy so that we can't escape the very thing we say we don't want to think about.