Sentence examples for eroding communities from inspiring English sources

There are front-line positions in millennia-old towns and cities, gun battles for streets and corners that sometimes change hands like the ebb and flow of a tide, rapidly eroding communities.

This is a sentiment no doubt shared by America's eroding communities of color like Dorchester.

Rob Macgregor, Unite union national officer, said: "The bank is cutting costs and eroding community banking which we believe leaves customers with less choice.

They're alert to the ways capitalism can erode community.

For all the purported benefits of globalization, it has eroded community roots throughout the world.

But it can also, inadvertently, erode community, sorting people into silos to deliver isolated services, weakening their ties to society.

Ansell said the uncertainty had eroded community confidence in the ranger program, and affected his organisation's ability to recruit and retain staff.

It has needlessly eroded community trust and provoked the City Council to pass measures opening the Police Department to outside oversight and led to civil rights lawsuits, with the possibility of a federal court appointing a monitor to stop abuses.

It may also erode community-police relations, hampering law enforcement efforts as minority community members become less willing to report crime, to testify, and to convict.

"[Janus] erodes the ability of unions to participate in democratic processes, but it also erodes community coalitions.

As a result, the program has systemically eroded community trust in local law enforcement - a concern I hear across Massachusetts, where mayors in Boston, Somerville and Northampton have said their cities will no longer comply with the program.