Sentence examples for to become eroded from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Mr. Bush said: "We're not going to let the ability for us to discuss matters between ourselves to become eroded.

"We're not going to let the ability for us to discuss matters between ourselves to become eroded," he told reporters last week.

The mucous surfaces of the eye may become eroded in spots, allowing infection to set in, thus leading to ulceration and other destructive changes of the cornea (the transparent outer covering of the eye) and other eye structures.

But over the years they have become eroded and eroded".

The trust invested in U.S. development assistance may become eroded, especially in regions where America's geopolitical rivals exert pressure.

The boundaries shrink and the ethical standards and social values of readers become eroded by the sleaze and innuendo, which often hurts innocent victims.

As trade union rights have become eroded throughout the private sector, and large chunks of the public sector become privatised, a culture of coercion has taken root at work.

"I have to be very, very careful about who I let myself become, about the way in which my personality can become eroded, rounded down, coarsened, the way my mind can rot, through stress, and through exhaustion, and through all the kinds of more horrible, morally disturbing things about politics.

And because you are taking drugs or money off a drug dealer, your morals become eroded – you think it's not really a crime.

Corruption, Andse and Manslaughter: The Inexcusabecauselings of Britain's Worst Police Force.

This pattern will gradually become eroded by gene losses and chromosomal rearrangements, but we would expect that even an old WGD should leave a signal: the order of genes along a given chromosomal region should be correlated with the order of their paralogs along some other region in the genome.