Sentence examples for eroding a from inspiring English sources

Poverty feeds terrorism by eroding a basic human need: the need to belong.

Protracted bankruptcy proceedings — like those in Vallejo — can push residents to leave, further eroding a city's tax base.

A poll released by Dimap today showed support for the Social Democrats eroding a bit, to 38percentt.

The ground beneath them is eroding; a fissure in the earth separates them from Penn's treaty behind.

Without much fanfare, a pioneering band of schools are slowly eroding a barrier between state and private education that Mr Seldon calls "the biggest wasted opportunity in Britain".

Year after year, under Israeli governments of every stripe, the settlements have butted into Palestinian land, eroding a would-be Palestinian state.

The remnant landscape is eroding at < 10 m/My, while the surrounding landscape is eroding an order of magnitude faster, approaching 100 m/My.

When telomeres erode, a cell dies.

Fundamentally, inward investment erodes a nation's economy and independence.

Rising numbers of women in work may also have eroded a paternal sense of responsibility.

Yet mistakes, if dwelled upon, can easily erode a person's ego.