Sentence examples for possible erosion from inspiring English sources

The possible erosion mechanisms are discussed.

Doctors have questioned the speed and cost of Lansley's plans and warned of a possible "erosion of the crucial relationship" between doctors and patients.

BCE followed by a slow progradation and possible erosion phases until the end of the 1st c.

She said she found it strange we are "enthusiastically embracing" the possible erosion of our identity through social networking sites, since those that use such sites can lose a sense of where they themselves "finish and the outside world begins".

Interestingly, debates at the time of its introduction focused on the possible erosion of traditional family values, and less on the extra financial burden on top of existing compulsory health insurance premia.

Geithner has assured lawmakers that the administration recognizes the dangers posed by mounting debt, including possible erosion of investor confidence in the United States, and is taking deficit reduction seriously.

A central key to sustaining common ground in teams is to catch discrepancies or possible erosions in common ground, and to take preemptive action to avert a potentially disastrous breakdown [ 37, 38].

Mr. Goldman said, however, that there were "some signs already of possible brand erosion".

None of these issues -- declining quality, budget materials, possible brand erosion -- may matter much to those who buy the C230.

Not even an inspection report that warns of possible "seepage, erosion, concentrated drainage, flooding, landslides, mudflows" and so on is enough to dim his ardor.

The new storm is expected to bring the threat of 55 mph gusts and more possible beach erosion, flooding and rain.