Sentence examples for eroding the reliability from inspiring English sources
Enter the Heartbleed bug, which has made a large swath of the internet vulnerable in a big way, by eroding the reliability of a widely-used encryption standard called OpenSSL.
When one study examines treatment differences across multiple risk factors (multiple comparisons), the likelihood that a study with a reported subgroup effect has at least one false positive result increases, thereby eroding the reliability of all positive findings.
Designers of payment formulas typically pay close attention to the incentives they intend to create, but may not consider the ways in which the formula can erode the reliability of an otherwise valid measure.
Runaway inflation was eroding the value of wages.
So can quickly eroding the mountains.
Would it eventually erode the bottom line?
AIDS has already eroded the tax base.
High inflation erodes the real burden of the debt quickly; low inflation erodes it slowly.
But it erodes the financial rationale of the deal.
By the late 18th century, however, slavery and war eroded the kingdom.
