Sentence examples for part to erode from inspiring English sources

Were your son to lie on that form, he'd do his small part to erode that trust.

In Ms. Philo's, it was to a stealthily subversive tendency on the part of fashion to erode the lines between public and domestic life.

Patients with mild cognitive impairment and mild AD are subject to ceiling effects and patients in advanced AD stage are subject to floor effects, in part due to eroding language abilities.

Rauner has contributed nearly $21 million in campaign funds to the Illinois Republican Party this year, much of which has been funneled to assist GOP legislative candidates as part of his effort to erode Democratic supermajorities that Madigan controls in the Illinois House and President John Cullerton leads in the Senate.

Mr. Bush's political advisers say reaching out to Jewish voters is part of a broader effort to erode traditional Democratic dominance among a variety of demographic groups.

The dispute comes at an awkward time for Mr. Bush, the Republican presidential nominee, who has accused the Clinton administration of allowing the military's combat readiness to erode, in part by dispatching American forces on far-flung peacekeeping missions to places like Kosovo.

Analysts expect corporate earnings to continue to erode, in part because of soft demand in ailing Asian markets.

When business began to erode, the Cohens converted part of one of their boutiques into a closeout store.

Or he could try to evade the debt burden, either by defaulting on part of it or by allowing inflation to erode its real value.

In particular, he stresses how the copyright industries work in collusion with Big Brother hawks to erode or eliminate the parts of Internet that guarantee our civil liberties.

In many parts of Africa, for example, the status of women had begun to erode significantly only with the arrival of European colonialism.