Sentence examples for more corrosive from inspiring English sources

In captivity, boredom could be more corrosive than hunger, he found.

Detroit is fighting real crime and the even more corrosive and debilitating perception of crime.

Indeed, honest failure is even more corrosive of trust than outright criminality.

One study says that e-mail is more corrosive to your I.Q.

The 'maths geek' stereotype is more corrosive than it may first appear.

In the Pacific northwest, the oyster industry has already lost $110m because of more corrosive water.

Its cynicism is, however, all the more corrosive for being subtle.

But nothing is more corrosive to the body politic than tax avoidance".

But Mr Howard had sown the seed for one of the more corrosive debates in Australia's political history.

Publicly, Daddy described those years as "idyllic" and "pleasant," but the truth was something much lonelier and more corrosive.

For much of the production, there's a disconnect between the characters' endearing surface eccentricities and their more corrosive discontent.