Sentence examples for particularly corrosive from inspiring English sources
In this case, its invocation of Aereo might be particularly corrosive because CBS has helped lead the charge against Aereo in the courts.
This distrust of central bankers is part of the wider distrust of the leadership elite of the developed world, and that is particularly corrosive.
News of them plays in a particularly corrosive way into news of the failure of the coalition forces to account for Saddam Hussein.
"I believe that people ought not to be subject to violence because of their background, that that's a particularly corrosive impact on society, and that we ought to take a strong stand," Mr. Lazio said, standing by the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno.
In the realm of education, however, there's a particularly corrosive shift that's taking place, one that has tremendous consequences for the development of America's best minds: the growing gap between super-wealthy colleges and universities — and the rest of the academic world.
The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) is failing to address the petty but widespread corruption that blights the daily lives of the world's poorest people and has a particularly corrosive impact on women and girls, Britain's aid watchdog has warned.
That last problem can be especially corrosive.
FRPs have more favorable advantages for new concrete buildings subjected to seismic loads particularly in corrosive environment.
I think its impact is likely to be far more corrosive, particularly on our schools and universities, as the very people who can contribute the most to the fight against extremism are discouraged from engaging with the topic for fear of coming under suspicion themselves.
Ceramic filters have a large use in industries particularly in the corrosive, high-temperature and high-pressure environment.
Task (d) constitutes the development of high-precision techniques for the determination of impurities in lithium, particularly the dominating corrosive impurity dissolved nitrogen.
