Sentence examples for risk of eroding from inspiring English sources
Foreign-policy experts and commentators are concerned with American credibility, the risk of eroding American power in the world.
He warned that the decision to reject his compromise version — considered more likely to be adopted by the full Parliament as well as European governments — ran the risk of eroding the Parliament's influence and delaying final passage.
One of the problems with awards that single out individuals is the possible effect on colleagues; the risk of eroding the team ethos, which is so evident at Southdale.
— Jeff Gordinier Ad Age: The world of advertising weighs in on Ms. Deen's endorsement of the diabetes drug Victoza: "Situations like this though, that smack too much of blatant opportunism, run the risk of eroding the confidence of spokespeople for any brand".
Extreme hydrodynamic events such as flood events or dredging activities bear the risk of eroding sediments in rivers, reservoirs, harbour basins or estuaries.
Studies suggest that right-sided central line tip should be located above the carina while left-sided catheter tip be sited below the carina.1 An angle of CVC tip to superior vena cava (SVC) wall > 40° has been associated with higher risk of eroding through the vessel wall.
At the other extreme, cannon-like steroids shut down the immune system, raising the risk of infection, eroding the bones, predisposing the patient to diabetes, and causing mood swings.
They also present, at least in the short term, the risk of subtly eroding the highly cultivated sense of ensemble and tradition of sound and style that exist in orchestras at their level.
The liberal project is threatened whenever that formula is reversed, whenever the state's generality is at risk of being eroded by the particular beliefs of men.
"More broadly, our game has done a lot to build understanding and respect, and it is important we take a stand when we think that is at risk of being eroded".
Sub-watersheds belonging to C1 (Fig. 3a; Table 3) having high value of ρ are subject to a greater risk of being eroded by excess discharge during flood.
