Sentence examples for will not erode from inspiring English sources
Many drug makers are also going after difficult-to-make products like extended-release tablets, patches and creams in the hope that, with less competition, prices will not erode as quickly.
On this issue, Mr Chrétien had faced influential opposition from Ralph Klein, the premier of Alberta, who argued that Canada's businesses, and especially its oil and gas industry, will be hobbled with higher costs, while their American competitors will not.But Mr Chrétien's victory over Kyoto will not erode the steady hardening of support for Mr Martin within the Liberal Party.
The topographic features we describe must be large enough (typically > 10 m) so that they will not erode in one orbit of the nucleus around the Sun.
These reductions in the new START agreement will not erode America's nuclear capabilities, strategic deterrent, or national defense.
If both sides hold back from condemning the other, reasonable culture war debates will not erode broader support for religious freedom.
Israel has gotten so good at controlling the Palestinians that it could get comfortable with an arrangement that will not only erode its own moral fabric but increase its international isolation.
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.
Falling commodity prices act as a safeguard, ensuring that a sliding yuan will not significantly erode domestic Chinese consumer spending power.
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.
Like all marketplaces around the world, the advent of regulatory burdens will not only erode profitability, it will create a source of friction that these firms are only beginning to experience in their rapid growth.
We hope that Norway's longstanding consensus about immigration and integration policies will not be eroded.
