Sentence examples for will not be eroded from inspiring English sources

We hope that Norway's longstanding consensus about immigration and integration policies will not be eroded.

As Andrew Jones of David Aaron puts it: 'The risk is zero return.' Whatever happens, your capital is guaranteed and will not be eroded.

At present, the commitment is that the value of these benefits will not be eroded as they are integrated into universal credit.

According to this condition, if the ratio (h0/λ) exceeds a threshold value, troughs of a sinusoid will not be eroded further but instead erosion will take place at the crests.

Still, bisongo coordinators are determined to take up all the challenges associated with early childhood education here and ensure that the joy of the children in the centres will not be eroded by financial problems.

However, with the use of Distinction 5 which suggests that search costs are active not just after an initial market purchase (in period 2) but also beforehand when consumers first enter a market (in period 1), we can argue that the anti-competitive effects of search costs will not be eroded in such a way.

This means the amount of money available each year will stay the same and it won't be eroded by inflation.

Lamentable as it may be, the Taliban have a constituency which will not be rapidly eroded by the gradual improvements in Mr Karzai's administration that his sponsors are pushing for.All the same, the timing of these talks may seem odd.

He made 355 not out against Leicestershire but Strauss said he will not be selected this summer because "trust has eroded" between Pietersen and the ECB.

He made 355 not out against Leicestershire but has been told by new England director of cricket Andrew Strauss that he will not be selected this summer because "trust has eroded" between Pietersen and the ECB.

He paused, and said, "Actually, they will not be satisfied whatever we do, but it will erode their support among the people".