Sentence examples for he erodes from inspiring English sources

As President Bush knocks down treaty after treaty, he erodes the principles of rule of law and multilateral cooperation that are critical in the post-Sept.

"Powell is very concerned that if he goes out and gets nothing, then he erodes in four months what he needs for four years," said a Middle East expert familiar with the discussions in the administration over the past 48 hours.

The complaint against the accountant by the other managers of his company was that "by insisting on his own moral purity … he eroded the fundamental trust and understanding that makes cooperative managerial work possible".

In the budget battle Bush squandered his popularity to no good purpose, rather than use it, earlier, in a serious attempt to solve a large national problem; he demonstrated that, as many people feared, he is not only disinclined to lead but may not know how to; he eroded the authority and dignity that a President needs.

"Along with the nightly sexual harassment, he eroded my confidence, my dignity.

Saying he might lock up his opponent if he wins erodes democracy around the edges".

Sethi is adamant that he won't rely on advertising, which he says erodes the user experience.

He no longer worried that he was eroding his mathematical soul when he indulged his curiosity and followed wherever it went, whether towards recreation or research, or somewhere altogether nonmathematical, such as his longing to learn the etymology of words.

But if Turnbull can't start to resolve the gap between the promise that many voters saw in him, and the promises he has made his colleagues, he will erode faith in the central quality that got him elected.

In neither case does Mr Netanyahu see that he is eroding the very ground on which he stands.

"He was just charming me and telling me that he is eroding everything that the public demanded and asked for".