Sentence examples for seriously corrosive from inspiring English sources
"For example, fast-food of the McDonald's variety, which seems to be addictive, is aimed at the young, is a serious risk to health, with a worse effect on life-expectancy than cigarettes, and, unlike cigarettes, has a seriously corrosive effect on social relations and family life," he wrote.
Any sense that "the pensioner vote" weighs disproportionately heavily in the minds of our politicians on the basis that they vote and young people don't could prove seriously corrosive long term to our cherished democratic institutions.
Then the soil corrosivity is classified into four groups: non-corrosive (0 10), partially corrosive (11 20), corrosive (21 30) and severely corrosive (31 40).
For this application, the corrosion problem of PEO coating in DMFC electrolytic environment that mainly contains H+ and F− must be seriously handled for that the corrosive products can poison catalyst and decrease proton conductivity.
The authors find evidence suggesting that inequality and lack of mobility are central, another sign that Wilkinson-type views about the corrosive effects of inequality are going seriously mainstream.
The intuitive worry of authors who take this question seriously is that biomedical enhancements might not only create corrosive short-cuts within valuable social practices, but also rob those who use them of things they otherwise cherish about themselves endurance, determination, growth, faith, even luck by substituting "hollow victories" for authentic achievements.
The "8" meant "Corrosive".
Such inequality is corrosive.
