Sentence examples for eroding foundation from inspiring English sources
Beijing's success in quelling daily unrest around the country, mainly through the use of local officials as scapegoats, fails to address the fundamental problem: a development path built on an eroding foundation of unjust land grabs, environmental destruction, social polarization and the resulting vulnerability of the country's poorest and most marginal people.
Every technology is perched insecurely on an eroding foundation waiting to tumble inevitably into obsolescence.
Many have voiced concern that companies near the site will say the cleanup has damaged their buildings, possibly by eroding foundations.
Similarly, impermeable lining materials known as geomembranes can be laid down underneath the structure before it is built, so that the seepage of water through the ground cannot erode foundations.
In the language of hydraulic engineering, the process eroding the foundation is known as "solutioning".
The knowledge about my abuse, though, completely destroyed me, eroding the foundation upon which I'd built myself.
On Jan . 7 , 2003a Crown Heights apartment building collapsed when workers for the uninsured contractor dug too deep at a construction project on an adjacent lot, eroding the foundation of 1549 Prospect Place and causing a rear wall to fall.
The only discernible architectural difference between the two seems to have been a watertable that was added below Whig's downstairs windows in an attempt divert rain from running down the walls of a building and eroding the foundation.
Clearly the partisan divide is now eroding the foundation of our most precious freedom.
"And when you allow the tradition to erode, you're eroding the foundation of American conservation... and we're working to lower barriers to bring in new hunters, not make it more difficult to hunt," he said.
"Techspeak," as Sundar and his research partner Drew P. Cingel call it, has become so routine and prevalent among young users that it's eroding their foundation of basic grammar.
