Sentence examples for helping to erode from inspiring English sources

This is helping to erode racial segregation.

Elements like these are helping to erode the stereotype of Handel's stage works as dry and boring.

▶ Technology is not the enemy: smartphones and social networks may be helping to erode our attention spans, but there are plenty of apps to help rebuild it, too.

While critics say Erdoğan's expanded presidential powers are helping to erode Turkey's democratic structures, voter turnout – traditionally high across the country – still stood at 84%.

This action further eroded the institution of slavery in Louisiana while also helping to erode racial, religious, cultural and linguistic barriers that had previously divided people of African descent in the city.

Beijing signaled even before France and Russia that it would not oppose a tough United Nations resolution to force weapons inspections in Iraq, helping to erode opposition to a top American priority.

That has helped to erode exports.

The ban on South Africa playing international cricket helped to erode apartheid.

High rents in the UK have also helped to erode profitability.

Importantly, these reforms have helped to erode the most egregious forms of anti-export bias from which these economies suffered in the past.

Before then lipstick was considered the preserve of the stage actress and the prostitute, a preconception that cinema's luxuriantly lippy-d stars helped to erode.