Sentence examples for may erode a from inspiring English sources

This lesion may erode a neighbouring bronchus or blood vessel, causing the patient to cough up blood (hemoptysis).

Planned Parenthood Federation of America also said the measure may erode a woman's rights, fearing that doctors for the first time would feel compelled to ask their patients the reasons for seeking an abortion.

Also, receiving a positive screening result without a confirmed PC diagnosis may erode a man's perception of the effectiveness of screening.

Some political analysts warn that the tensions may erode an approach to the region based on support for free trade and the collective defense of democracy that has had the backing of both Republicans and Democrats.

The island may erode in a storm, but their refuge probably won't sink into the sea.

The island edges may erode in a storm, but their refuge probably won't sink into the sea.

For pragmatic reasons, most oat breeders tend to favour crosses among locally adapted varieties, which may erode genetic diversity within a breeding program and create geographically-dependent population structures.

Using one of these may erode your Styrofoam, creating a liquid mess and ruining your project.

Once diamonds have been transported to the surface by magma in a volcanic pipe, they may erode out and be distributed over a large area.

If this process is long-standing and severe, a gallstone may erode through the gallbladder wall and into the duodenum, resulting in a "gallstone ileus".

The country's edge may erode further by 2005, when a World Trade Organization agreement is implemented; it is expected to eliminate quotas on its 145 members, which include mammoth China but not Vietnam.