Sentence examples for they will erode from inspiring English sources

If Missourians amend their Constitution, they will erode rather than enhance their religious freedom.

These types of unhealthy relationships will not allow you to flourish or be happy, and they will erode your self-respect.

In a consultative ballot this year 96% of postal workers were opposed to the privatisation, which they said will erode their pay and conditions.

This, they say, will erode the eagerness of audiences to rush out to the cinema, and tempt them to wait instead for the DVD or online release.

The fact that the message was recorded in English indicates that the prime minister had an international audience: Officials in the U.S. and Europe have been increasingly critical of new Israeli legislation that they say will erode the standing of Arabs in Israel.

Older people fall for moneymaking offers because they fear inflation will erode their savings or they want to leave a nest egg for their children, experts say.

The best entrepreneurs are not always the ones searching for a business problem to solve, but, rather, the ones who are constantly aware that today is merely a pale shade of tomorrow because they see problems everywhere and they know time will erode these problems.

But critics of the move believe that holding such street protests while they are in government will erode goodwill for Mr Kejriwal and his party.

That suggests some retailers' profits will erode because they will have to scramble to move Christmas merchandise.

Senior NGO staff in the UK and elsewhere in Europe have told me that the reduction in poverty they are working to achieve will erode the causes of slavery.

However, the manner in which they account for employee retirement will erode net reported earnings this coming year into the mid-$2 range from an expected $2.77 in 2009.