Sentence examples for we begin to erode from inspiring English sources

But by doing so we begin to erode the trademark.

"We also believe that OmniVision's lead in image sensor technology may begin to erode in the first half of 2005.

But he knows that his appeal may begin to erode.

And if health care spending continues to rise so rapidly, the benefits will begin to erode".

"That's the path whereby freedoms begin to erode and bad things happen," Mr Obama said.

"That's the path whereby freedoms begin to erode and bad things happen.

"That's the path whereby freedoms begin to erode and bad things happen," Mr Obama added.

If that occurs, the broad compatibility among personal computers that exists today might begin to erode.

"When you start treating people differently, because they're different, that's the path whereby freedoms begin to erode.

He added, "As soon as we begin to show even the slightest tolerance to such polls, our nation, our memory, and the genetic memory of our people will begin to erode".

If the stocks continue to lag for quarters upon years, these arguments will seem less convincing, while institutional reluctance will begin to erode.