Sentence examples for is more corrosive from inspiring English sources

One study says that e-mail is more corrosive to your I.Q.

The 'maths geek' stereotype is more corrosive than it may first appear.

But nothing is more corrosive to the body politic than tax avoidance".

The protesters say tar sands crude is more corrosive than conventional crude and poses unique dangers to aquifers along the pipeline route.

Environmental groups have long contended that oil sands crude is more corrosive to pipelines and more difficult to clean when spilled.

The currency of the Woodward is mastery — and nothing is more corrosive to the form than the suspicion that the author doesn't grasp the full picture.

Water from the Flint River also was more corrosive and the state failed to ensure that anti-corrosion chemicals were added to the water.

In captivity, boredom could be more corrosive than hunger, he found.

Some experts said they believed that chloramines were more corrosive for plumbing, leaching lead into the water.

I cannot imagine a policy that would be more corrosive to community relations, more obstructive to integration, or more pernicious in its effects on vulnerable individuals.

What's more, the upgrades to the old plant were not sufficient to deal with river water, which was more corrosive and difficult to treat than lake water.