Sentence examples for inequality has corroded from inspiring English sources

Rising inequality has corroded that belief.

The wrought-iron party discipline forged by Mr Aznar has corroded.

But they are older now, and the long year has corroded that spirit.

Karzai's defiance has corroded his relations with the United States and with many of his own citizens.

"In Colombia, more than in almost any country in the Western hemisphere, violence has corroded and subverted democracy.

However, that is not always the case as seen in these photographs of a curved brass "gooseneck" soldered to a piece of lead pipe that has corroded badly.

But they have also found pipes where corrosion is minor as well as joints where the lead appears stable and the copper has corroded.

Boundaries have corroded, shapes blurred, genres intermarried.

Parties have corroded our view of politics.

By the end of Bush, they had corroded.

Slow growth, indecisive politics, diminishing clout and relative decline have corroded the prestige of the old "West".