Sentence examples for risk eroding from inspiring English sources

Trump's escalating tariff disputes risk eroding buying power further by driving up prices.

Weaker brands cannot afford to discount too heavily and risk eroding their cache with customers even further.

"But further sanctions now would only hurt negotiations and risk eroding international support for the sanctions that have brought us this far".

The government's reforms to the NHS, schools, local authorities and Whitehall risk eroding the basic democratic principles of transparency and ministerial accountability, the parliamentary committee responsible for vetting government spending has warned.

Channel 4's Dispatches programme will on Monday reveal the extent to which click farms risk eroding user confidence in what had looked like an objective measure of social online approval.

Tensions over food, which have bedevilled many trade talks around the world, risk eroding already fragile public support for a deal that proponents say would increase economic growth by around $100 billion a year on both sides of the Atlantic.

And making exceptions risks eroding the trust between clients and their lawyers in future cases.

A new law risked eroding the separation of church and state.

Al Bawaba chided the opposition for circulating such images, suggesting that overreaching risked eroding the anti-Assad fighters' public standing.

It risked eroding the institutions put in place after the catastrophe of the Second World War, thereby making it easier for those horrors to happen again.

The recent boost in Trump's approval rating – and the waning of Democrats' resistance to Trump – risks "eroding" their appeal to voters, Stancil says.