Sentence examples for eroding them from inspiring English sources

Adversity changes friendships, deepening or eroding them.

Every few days the artist pours green tea and Coca-Cola into the bowls, gradually eroding them and the table.

Commons regimes (where local communities share the use of common land through rationing, so replenishing their resources without eroding them) are found throughout history and across four continents.

In the UK, less than a year after New Labour's Human Rights Act promised to protect civil liberties in 2000, new counterterrorism laws began eroding them.

Mr. Shehadeh preferred not to tread on the fields, as they were freshly plowed, or scale up the retaining walls, for fear of eroding them.

This forces rocks in the Pacific plate upward at a rate of almost half an inch per year, and over time this has formed the spine of the South Island, the Southern Alps. (They would be the fastest-rising mountain belt in the world if only the rain on their western slopes weren't so efficient at eroding them away again).

Over the millennia, wind and water erode them down into scraggly white fingers of wood.

Falcons on OffenseThe Falcons do not defeat defenses so much as erode them.

Multiculturalism demands that we celebrate our own and others' cultures, not that we erode them.

"Greece had two devaluations after joining the European Union and the benefits were short-lived before inflation eroded them.

But sometimes, time does to government bureaucrats what the ocean does to rocks: it erodes them, causing holes to appear.