Sentence examples for would further erode from inspiring English sources

That would further erode confidence and dent consumer balance sheets.

That would further erode the advantages of Casino Windsor and its 389-room hotel.

Mr. LaBonge called it a terrible trend, saying it would further erode any sense of community.

To replace it with "another parking lot" would further erode Main Street's pedestrian scale, they said.

Which would further erode the content and credibility of the flagship newspapers.

The Catholic bishops and evangelical churches warned that the law would further erode the institution of marriage.

Many advisers inside the administration worried that making Mr. Karzai's inner circle a target of corruption investigations would only further erode the Afghan president's support for America's military campaign in Afghanistan.

Indonesia has faced sell-offs in the rupiah, stocks and bonds after an unexpectedly large second-quarter deficit in its current account — a measure of foreign trade and investment — prompted fears that the weak global economy would only further erode exports at a time when a surge in inflation is crimping domestic demand.

To do otherwise would undoubtedly further erode the reputation and legitimacy of the Supreme Court.

It would also further erode respect for the government and rule of law.

Obviously this would mean that the middle class would be further eroded and inequality exacerbated; whereas if we had a government that we trusted and did what it was supposed to do we wouldn't have such inequality in the first place and wouldn't need hand-outs and charities.