Sentence examples for needs to erode from inspiring English sources

Using the dollar would not bring the inflation Greece needs to erode its debt or the depreciation it needs to improve its trade balance.The problem is that as Charles Goodhart set out in 1998 the euro is a unique monetary experiment.

After all, because they had no choice in their migration, they have no culpability which needs to erode over time.

And Virginia E. Sloan, president of the bipartisan Constitution Project, said the existing public safety exception to Miranda seemed to be working, so there was no need to erode constitutional protections in ways that could later be expanded to other kinds of criminal suspects.

But the insurgents cannot match the army's firepower, and instead need to erode the loyalty and conviction within Assad's establishment to loosen its hold on power.

Sanders doesn't need to win Florida, he needs only to erode Clinton's lead here and collect around 100 of the pledged delegates that are available.

This needs to be eroded by competition from alternative fuels.

In these parlous times when conservatives are sharpening their knives to slash Social Security benefits, the last thing nearly 60 million beneficiaries need is someone working to erode the program from the inside.

It has been reported that the conidia of an ectoparasitic powdery mildew pathogen need a liquid droplet to erode the cuticle immediately after contact (Mendgen 1996).

People tend to convert their expectations into commitments and if these aren't met, an organisation needs to be aware that trust can start to erode".

Mapping technology and crowdsourcing of traffic data are likely to erode such barriers to entry as needing detailed knowledge of a city's streets.

A lot of the things around Watergate and Vietnam both, in the seventies, served to erode the authority I think the President needs".