Sentence examples for is corroded from inspiring English sources
verb
To eat away by degrees; to wear away or diminish by gradually separating or destroying small particles of, as by action of a strong acid or a caustic alkali.
The future is corroded, inch by inch.
Almost everything here is corroded in some way.
But the unwritten permission to do that is itself a source of power that is corroded when abused.
In this way, when the protective barrier is broken, the more reactive metal is corroded preferentially, and the steel is given "galvanic" protection.
Politicians of all persuasions must recognise that faith in our democratic system is corroded when they allow the activities of the police to go unchecked.
If Wagner is right, and the sport is corroded from the bottom up, what can UEFA and FIFA committees do about it?
The oil tank is corroding.
And the waste which falls directly from the train toilets is corroding tracks.
"It is corroding community trust and making it harder for good officers to do their jobs".
Second, information is corroding the market's ability to form prices correctly.
I cannot afford to have the way it is going on now as it is corroding my tracks.
