Sentence examples for war eroded from inspiring English sources

The Vietnam War eroded trust in government.

The Vietnam War eroded Europeans' confidence in America.

By the late 18th century, however, slavery and war eroded the kingdom.

His father's peak job approval of nearly 90percentt in early March 1991 after the early success in the gulf war eroded as economic anxieties rose and the immediacy of war faded.

He didn't come late to the issue, either, after public support for the war eroded and it became safe to stand against it; and as the war escalated so too did his critical rhetoric, often to the consternation of some of his civil rights allies.

War erodes one's regard for human life.

All of this has led to public support for the war eroding at a frightening rate.

Not only does the U.S. policy of endless war erode global peace and security, it directly undermines the fight against poverty at home.

As climate change erodes arable land, as civil war erodes entire societies, as corruption erodes trust in governments, as economic inequities erode hope, people will try to go where they think they stand a better chance.

Haiti's simmering war erodes child health PORT-AU-PRINCE, 24 February 2004 – UNICEF said today that the violence in Haiti has sent the country's impoverished health and education systems into a spiral that is threatening the lives of thousands of Haitian children.

General Motors, the Ford Motor Company and DaimlerChrysler's Chrysler Group delayed merit raises and cut or eliminated 401(k) matching programs this year to save money as price wars eroded revenue.