Sentence examples for eroding the possibility of from inspiring English sources

There have been growing warnings that settlement expansion is fast eroding the possibility of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the basis of years of negotiations.

"And given that these things are all sort of surrounded by taboo, then that further erodes the possibility of anything changing".

Rao [ 116] illustrates that whilst globalisation has led to international policy such as the Programme of Action promoting reproductive rights and health resulting from the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), diffusion of neoliberal ideas can at the same time erode the possibility of such gains, through the collapse of the India public health system.

This abrupt decline is due to the end-game effect (typical of many experiments) that erodes the possibilities of cooperation, and that is not included in the assumptions of our model.

The endoscopist was concerned about the possibility of a pancreatic neoplasm eroding into the duodenum and therefore an abdominal CT was arranged.

Runaway inflation was eroding the value of wages.

Recession and inflation are eroding the money of millions more.

While social-media platforms may open up possibilities for user participation, they also carry the risk of promoting bad information and questionable judgments and of eroding the authority of institutional curators.

Osteoclasts can be seen eroding the matrix of the periosteal bone shell that surrounds the cartilage.

To avoid eroding the quality of the linkage map, we were cautious when selecting these markers.

With a presidential election looming, the fear of further job losses, along with the possibility of a noisy consumer backlash, quickly eroded support for the deal in the White House and elsewhere.