Sentence examples for typically corrosive from inspiring English sources

Charles G. Crane, a strategist for Victory SBSF Capital Management, said, "There is still a very reasonable negative case to be made against equities, starting with valuation, continuing on to the risk of a prolonged period of economic softness and the risk that we may even be heading into a deflationary period of time that's typically corrosive to profits".

In a typically corrosive twist on the cliché of the tormented artist, he writes, I said to Hank Williams, "How lonely does it get?" Hank Williams hasn't answered yet but I hear him coughing all night long a hundred floors above me in the tower of song.

If an action has a corrupting effect on a person's character, it will typically be corrosive of one or more of a person's virtues.

Mr. Kurtag's music typically veers toward corrosive modernism, but the acidic side of his harmonic language was tempered in "The Little Predicament" (1978).

The new pretreatment requires low concentration of chemical solvents and milder temperature conditions, which can prevent the toxic and corrosive effects that typically result from conventional pretreatments.

VPE windings are similar to VPI windings but provide more protection against environmental effects, such as from water, dirt or corrosive ambients, by multiple dips including typically in terms of final epoxy coat.

While FRP typically offers superior and cost effective corrosion resistance relative to other construction materials, the glass fibers traditionally used to provide the structural strength of the FRP can be susceptible to attack by the corrosive environment.

A corrosive medium (particularly a chloride medium) with water is typically found in the working environment of a prestressed anchor cable.

Pretreatment with ILs can be performed using gentle conditions, while acidic pretreatment is typically performed at high temperature and high pressure, and in a corrosive environment, factors that increase the demands on the quality of the process equipment and contributes to lower yields due to the formation of by-products from the lignocellulose feed.

Environments in wastewater pumping stations are typically G3 (harsh), an environment in which there is a high probability that corrosive attack will occur.

Typically, such scenes give a klutzy picture of musical life and come loaded with corrosive clichés.