Sentence examples for will further erode from inspiring English sources

Police resistance to the new proposals will further erode public confidence".

The reforms will further erode the generals' influence and increase democratic control over the courts.

If he is right, the smartphone will further erode the relevance of Aakash.

It will further erode American leadership in world technological development, but it won't stop dissemination of new technology beyond our borders.

This will further erode the Bank's legitimacy unless Kim starts listening closely to developing countries and critics of the World Bank, and begins a process of fundamental reform".

A weaker hrvynia will add to inflation, currently at nearly 20%, which will further erode the purchasing power of the population.

On Friday, Attorney General Holder announced that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-described mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, and four others accused in the plot will be tried in a fashion that will not further erode American justice or shame Americans.

On top of that, corruption among officials will perhaps further erode the government's legitimacy; the economy will suffer as the stimulus provided by foreign troops declines; and the 2014 electoral process could easily divide Afghans more than unite them.

I am hopeful that the Court will see the error it made in Citizens United and will not further erode the public's faith in our electoral process.

For the Government to refuse to make him do so will... further erode trust in politics".

And by extracting up to £160m annually from tenants' incomes and social landlords' rental streams, the tax will also further erode the north's prosperity as well as its capacity to lever in private borrowing to build homes.