Sentence examples for try to erode from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers could then try to erode the credibility of the testimony through cross-examination.

We've certainly done everything in our power it seems over the last decade to try to erode that trust, there's no doubt about it as we cut back on coverage.

But no matter how much they try to erode Morsi's authority, or to wrap him in red tape, they now have a legitimately elected President they have to contend with, and that is not a small thing.

Transmeta Chief Executive David Ditzel David Ditzel is unfazed that his company seems to have drawn the ire of the world's biggest chip company, one with a reputation for bloodying those who dare to try to erode its market share.

Turnout also is an important factor in state legislative races, where Gov. Rauner and his allies plan to use their wealth to try to erode the supermajorities that Democrats hold in the Illinois House and Senate.

"If something starts feeling like a habit, a machine-like response, whether that's in the context of music, interviews, any of my interests, I will start to try to erode that set of rules and rethink it.

Phoenix is not the only media company trying to erode the barriers between China and Taiwan.

Arad's studio director, Asa Bruno, explains: "We tried to erode this clear narrative.

"There's no question that the Republicans are trying to erode and eventually eliminate rent control," Mr. McCall said.

His landmark speech persuaded many that the EU could improve workers' rights rather than be a capitalist club trying to erode them.

While the children associated American Indians with "savages" and warfare and greeted her with war whoops, she tried to erode stereotypes with food.