Sentence examples for it may erode from inspiring English sources
It may erode the valve structure, or it may be of an inflammatory nature, producing nodules with the ulcerative surface of active infection.
The pessimism pervading Poland these days worries officials, who fear it may erode public support for joining the European Union in 2004.
If the committee can ensure that people think of the smouldering remains of a US consulate each time she tries to talk about handling a rising China or a nuclear-armed Iran, it may erode that.If the risks for Democrats are clear, the dangers for the Republicans from their own committee are easy to miss.
Although the battery-powered derailleur by Shimano promises to bring ease and accuracy to changing gears by enabling riders to shift with a light touch to two electronic switches, traditionalists worry that it may erode the basic tenets of the sport.
As such, it may erode the patient's trust and make it difficult to build a good patient-physician relationship.
"Without an informed and considered digital strategy – and more importantly, the internal governance and operations to support it – funding may erode, huge opportunities will be missed and charities will face an uphill struggle against their peers who have embraced it".
When manoeuvred around the bend at the innominate-caval junction, the tip of the catheter or its introducer sheath may erode the endothelium, predisposing to mural thrombosis.
The irony is that this war with Iraq, intended by its proponents to consolidate United States hegemony, may erode and undermine it.
If things get much worse, Lula's popularity may erode, and with it the political strength required to sustain austerity and push reforms through a reluctant Congress.
An effective environmental tax may erode its own base.
Des Marchais has warned that "Educational reform demands strong and innovative leadership, because the pressure to revert to tradition is always present and may erode the system even as it is put in place" [ 44].
