Sentence examples for may further erode from inspiring English sources

It may further erode support for the euro project as a whole.

The strikes may further erode business and consumer confidence and hurt production in France, which is Europe's third-largest economy.

Term limits set to take effect will force turnover in January and may further erode the power of the City Council.

And the suit, which may further erode Mr. Thompson's relationship with Mr. Vance's office, could also be a sign that his pessimism is growing.

In Hollywood, Hulu is seen as a possible solution to the fragmentation of TV viewing, because it allows fans to catch up on episodes they missed, as well as a potential problem for the broadcasting business model, because it may further erode traditional TV viewing over time.

An across-the-board hiring freeze is certainly easy to do, but history tells us it will lead to uneven capacity, diminish government's performance and increase the likelihood of missteps that may further erode the public's trust.

Financial regulations and safeguards -- including Dodd-Frank -- may be further eroded under this agreement, under the guise of financial service liberalization.

Some of that goodwill will have been eroded by the antics of the rioters in the last two weeks, and may be further eroded once details emerge during the forthcoming criminal prosecutions.

It is very likely that these effects interact with each other (i.e. poor focus blurs features that may be further eroded by compression).

This phenomenon, together with recourse to short-term strategies that could further erode future resilience, suggests that families may become ensnared in a vicious downward spiral, as their "internal" vulnerability gradually increases.

They may even abandon health-care reform, handing Republicans a major victory that would reinforce the Republican/media narrative and further erode support both for the president and for his party.