Sentence examples for rather than eroding from inspiring English sources

Still, rather than eroding older airlines' revenue, such airlines have helped expand the air-travel market.

In some samples, Schieber found that all the silt had grown in place rather than eroding from land.

In this age of internet-induced loneliness, we need to protect the spaces that encourage rather than erode chance encounters.

And who knows, it may also stimulate other curiosities that will encourage rather than erode the development of those habits of mind that mark educated men and women.

There is a simple solution though – and one that be used to restore, rather than erode, the esteem in which MPs are held by the public.

Indeed, the few celebrities who have embraced the sport – including Vinnie Jones – have tended to enhance, rather than erode, its rough-hewn image.

Renewable energy projects are an ideal crowdfunding investment because they offer an income from feed-in tariffs driven by inflation rather than eroded by it, says Davies.

Inflation is necessary too, and the example of Japan suggests that ageing societies may prefer to sacrifice the young to a long period of slow growth rather than erode the savings of older voters.

"I was clear about its assets—it had enjoyed 40 years of success but we needed a different approach, one that builds on rather than erodes what has been created," he remarks.

Rather than erode public trust by trying hard to deny the magnitude of the promises he made, it would be better to honestly admit that most of them are impossible to fulfil, in the short term.

But 'twas always thus, at least in recent years, and just as scandal and intrigue would not appear to have done the Premier League much harm in this country, so the NRL soap opera seems to enhance rather than erode league's appeal.