And inflation, which erodes rising incomes, is taking a big toll on the poorest Brazilians.
In most cases of glaucoma, the raised pressure damages the optic nerve, which erodes peripheral vision.
First among them is loud local opposition to illegal immigration, which erodes trust.
"Eating sugar attracts bacteria that deposit acid, and this creates plaque, which erodes the tooth surface.
In addition, Hopson will say, "pressure on staff and leaders becomes intolerable, which erodes morale".
It mainly cited the strong value of the yen against other currencies, which erodes its overseas earnings.
We are producing people who will do jobs they are not passionate about, which erodes performance instead of adding value.
Normally, investors in fixed-income securities spend their time fretting about inflation, which erodes the value of their investment.
Given the policy's differential racial impact, which erodes confidence in the justice system, this disparity must go.
In general, river basins are shaped by rainfall, which erodes the land as it drains down into a river or stream.
The Shelbys, each and every one, are trapped in a lifestyle which erodes their sanity, and kills and maims many people.
