Sentence examples for that might erode from inspiring English sources

This allows them to block efforts at reform that might erode their wealth and influence.

That way, they can better understand the forces that might erode the sustainable growth they are seeking.

He and other Republicans urge the administration to support Mr Hussein's domestic opponents, broadcast propaganda into Iraq, and be imaginative about other measures that might erode the dictator's power.

"Staff have made it quite clear that they do not wish to police their students or engage in any activity that might erode the trust between them and students," it said.

Al was also branded as "too angry" early in the race, conjuring images of fistfights and shouting matches on the Senate floor that might erode the dignity of the place.

Builders and labor officials have been talking for four months, but many unions have been reluctant to make concessions that might permanently erode their wages and benefits.

Shakira, "Costume Makes the Clown" (2005) Consider that the message here — dress up, but at your own risk, given the ways that it might erode identity — comes from a woman who always seems like she's wearing a costume.

Military officers said they feared that Gamal Mubarak might erode the military's institutional powers.

Disconcertingly, white homeowners who worried that integration might erode the value of their homes may have been correct, even as their decision to flee exacerbated the problem.

"One of the theories of how the Internet might affect dating is that it might erode the tendency of people to mate with people like themselves," said Professor Rosenfeld of Stanford.

The two are in a private battle for the championship, despite the hopes of Red Bull and Ferrari that they might erode the huge performance advantage of the Mercedes.