Sentence examples for it has corroded from inspiring English sources

The longer the crisis dragged on, the more it has corroded the continent's political culture and revealed the depths of our ignorance of one another's countries and traditions.

It's been a burgeoning racket for 30 years, since the Reagan-Thatcher reversal of the postwar social democratic consensus, and it's got so badly out of hand that it has corroded social cohesion and stuffed chunks of the economy.

I called again and an engineer came out and noticed that the BT box, where the phone line comes into the house, was very old; he said it had corroded, probably due to its age.

Their mood probably wasn't helped by being whispered about in shops, but I sensed that the main critical voice was inside their heads, that they were aware on some level that they had abandoned their younger, more idealistic selves and it had corroded them from the inside.

"My first thoughts were maybe they have parked it in a muddy field, maybe the exhaust has corroded and it's gone… you get home and find a really big hole where there should be a catalytic converter," said Daniel Rose.

It is to highlight the final stage of the £7m restoration of HMS Alliance, which has corroded after decades of exposure to sea water and dampness.

Rising inequality has corroded that belief.

Ink has corroded some leaves; many leaves repaired in margins.

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

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

Revanchist nationalism has corroded democratic and secular institutions in both India and Israel, which, not surprisingly, have developed a strong military relationship in the recent decade.