Sentence examples for might further erode from inspiring English sources
If firms reinvest more of their overseas profits instead of repatriating them, this might further erode foreign income over the next few years.
As you point out, talking about this incident might further erode her marriage.
If we are to gain control of our territory, we must be equipped with the skills and competencies to do so and reduce our dependency on other specialist providers who might further erode our scope of practice.
Other critics have warned of a "dangerous precedent" and fretted that it might "represent a risk to civil liberties and further erode human rights standards".
Stern will have to dodge allegations of racism as he seeks to collude with NBA owners to further erode players' share of league revenue, and Gumbel might find himself (like millions of other Black men) in the unemployment line.
That would further erode confidence and dent consumer balance sheets.
They warn that a hands-off policy could further erode the state Republican Party.
Technology, social media, and the growing porousness of international borders further erode censors' control.
Mr. LaBonge called it a terrible trend, saying it would further erode any sense of community.
To replace it with "another parking lot" would further erode Main Street's pedestrian scale, they said.
By December, his company decided to withdraw entirely from the market rather than further erode prices.
