Sentence examples for tend to erode from inspiring English sources
Ethical concerns to technology and scientific techniques tend to erode over time.
The hot gases tend to erode the gun bore or rocket throat.
Androgen Deprivation Therapy (ADT) for prostate cancer is associated with many treatment side effects that tend to erode couples' intimacy.
In any case, he argues, history shows that exceptions made for a single country tend to erode over time.
New Jersey beaches, which consist of coarser sand made from ground-up rock, tend to erode far more quickly.
Our analysis demonstrates that, as time passes, the potential costs of a dual-class structure tend to increase and the potential benefits tend to erode.
"Hegemony tends to erode pretty quickly".
Fashion journalism tends to erode such a conviction.
Market power, of the sort conveyed by licences or regulation, tends to erode over time.
And over time, that tends to erode shareholder value, rather than create it.
The rule that the loser in a court case has to pay the winner's costs tends to erode resistance to cost.
