Sentence examples for eroding sense from inspiring English sources

The result, he adds, is that in America, "there's a rapidly eroding sense of Jewish commitment, a complete collapsing of Jewish literacy, and a thinning of Jewish identity".

But he warned that a prolonged rash of high-profile hacks, and an eroding sense of user trust, would hurt Twitter more.

On the other hand, our collective focus on our own individuality is eroding our sense of nationalism and our ability to act as a collective.

The loss was the Knicks' fourth in a row, dropping them to 6-8 and further eroding any sense of stability or progress.

I had been feeding Don Guano and his wife corn every morning, hoping to help their family grow, but maybe the handouts were eroding their sense of responsibility.

It seemed to presage an age of government that could champion both individuality and community, a government that made programs more responsive and flexible without eroding our sense of shared responsibility.

The United States, in a position paper issued in August, said therapeutic cloning "would turn nascent human life into a natural resource to be mined and exploited, eroding the sense of worth and dignity of the individual".

The bad guys in Iraq have been gaining so much momentum in recent days -- with their attacks on pipelines, U.S. forces and the U.N. headquarters -- that they are steadily eroding the sense of partnership between U.S. forces and the Iraqi people.

I have deluded myself with constant music playing, but all the dishwashers and leaf-blowers and rush-hour traffic jams have been eroding my sense of security, my very well being.

An undercurrent here is the question: Do we live a similar era, when mass production, mass media and mass communications are eroding our sense of uniqueness and purpose?

Apps, while fantastic as a conduit to satisfaction for people who might not yet feel confident to put themselves out there in the "real" world, are probably eroding a sense of community.