Sentence examples for eroding the interests from inspiring English sources

"To combat corruption means eroding the interests and power of people like Bo Xilai," Osnos says.

Because the renewable generation resource occupies the market share of the traditional energy and erodes the interests of traditional energy enterprises, resistance is inevitable.

The lack of peace will continue to erode the U.S.' interests and influence and undermine its role in shaping the outcome of the multiple upheavals sweeping the region in the wake of the Arab Spring.

Both scenarios threaten to plunge the country into a vicious cycle as each attempt to placate one side alienates the other, eroding the assumption of shared interests underpinning Britain's unitary state.

Doing nothing also betrays a country's values while eroding the power on which its interests depend.

The success of nearly all reforms therefore rests on the same things that Mexican governments have consistently failed to get right in the past: establishing effective, transparent, uncorrupted institutions and preventing the conflicts of political and private interests from eroding the reforms' social benefits.

Only in the last year, as high gasoline prices, foreign competition and declining consumer interest have begun eroding the profitability of the market segment, has G.M. finally stepped up production significantly.

Indeed, not only would this go beyond the fund's specific remit, it would also create a conflict of interests in terms of eroding the separation between purchaser and provider.

An inner volume of interest was created by eroding the outer boundary of the segmented lung by three voxels [29].

But given the eroding interest in the job, critics have questioned whether the department will have to lower standards to gain recruits.

Inflation erodes the real value of interest income and of deductions for interest expenses, depreciation, inventories, and the cost of capital assets sold by the taxpayer.