Detroit is fighting real crime and the even more corrosive and debilitating perception of crime.
Indeed, honest failure is even more corrosive of trust than outright criminality.
This culture of credulity did plenty of damage to the economy, but now it has given way to something even more corrosive; namely, endemic mistrust.
Democrats warn of an even more corrosive effect if local governments, too, begin to treat redistricting as simply another arrow in the quiver of political tactics.
Even the corrosive cynicism of the couple's elder son, Jamie, has its roots in his rejection of his bombastic father and drug-addicted mother.
Well, you're about to, because it's the subject of "The Joker," Andrew Hudgins's raw and risky account of a "need to laugh" that can seem "peculiar, immature and even socially corrosive to those who do not share it".
For Germany, the idea that agreed rules of economic behaviour should be flouted is even more corrosive to the future of the single currency as the idea that a country could leave the once-irrevocable single currency.
"Was it Ferris Bueller's Day Off?" But the cult of youth combined during the 80s with something even more corrosive to cinema's artistic hopes, according to Cole: the changes in corporate culture and regulation that encouraged the untrammelled pursuit of profit, something Gordon Gekko – another boomer icon with an imminent comeback – would have approved of.
The time gap made the show's humor even more corrosive, with Kudrow at the center of its take-no-prisoners showbiz satire.
For example, in some species of bivalves, the periostracum, an organic shell cover protecting carbonate shells from ocean waters under-saturated with carbonate, may enable biogenic calcification even in corrosive waters as has been shown in deep-sea mussels inhabiting highly acidic hydrothermal vent areas (Tunnicliffe et al. 2009).
