Sentence examples for most corrosive differences from inspiring English sources

The most corrosive differences involved the mercurial wide receiver Santonio Holmes.

But I believe the most corrosive is Israeli dominion over another people.

The peculiar culture of secrecy can be the most telling part, and the most corrosive.

Crucibles made of platinum could withstand the hottest temperatures; beakers and spatulas of it could withstand the most corrosive acids.

I'd treat inequality as one of the gravest and most corrosive threats to our freedom and society.

That doesn't strike me as the most corrosive manifestation of mobile technology.

Murdoch is the single most corrosive individual influence in this country since the war.

How did avant-garde art star Abramović get involved in America's most corrosive election season?

The result is uncertainty, which as an election nears is the most corrosive of all problems for an opposition party.

"Tomorrow" recognizes that rote behavior -- and Ben is on cruise control, drifting from lane to lane -- is the most corrosive.

The most corrosive part of such simplification isn't only that the weak will continue to be bullied.