Examples of 'further erode' in a sentence
Meaning of "further erode"
further erode: to gradually wear away or diminish something, typically describing a situation where something is weakened or reduced over time
How to use "further erode" in a sentence
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These conservative margins further erode efficiency.
They further erode trust.
Competing demands for coastal access can further erode support for shipping.
I think it will further erode his support with independent voters as a result.
The sacramental order of the Catholic Church will thereby further erode.
Whatever happens will further erode confidence in our system.
What wind there is, does not seem strong enough to further erode the surface.
Associated losses would further erode bank capital and exacerbate the liquidity problems in financial markets.
Schröder 's tragedy is that his power may further erode whatever way he chooses.
Such inflation would further erode savings and devalue most major flat currencies in the world.
To add to the estate nightmare, taxes and probate fees could further erode the inheritances.
Both will further erode the middle class and the safety that the middle class deserves.
Its promotion of ad blocking technology will further erode the income of news organizations.
Would further erode confidence in Russia 's already fragile economy.
States should ensure that recovery measures do not further erode social housing programmes and policies.
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Media coverage of the trial has caused Everton 's stock price to further erode.
Climate change threatens to further erode coasts and submerge lowlying land.
Opposition leaders immediately objected, charging that Maduro was seeking to further erode Venezuela 's constitutional order.
These actions would further erode support from the Islamist radicals.
This will displace millions of SMFs from their farms and further erode India 's farming skills.
The effect was to further erode the legitimacy of the Cuban political system.
Having to borrow another $150 billion abroad will further erode the dollar 's value.
Brexit effects to further erode European fashion retailers ' margins in the short term.
If its resolutions should be ignored, that would further erode the credibility of this Council.
The scandal could further erode Hollywood 's credibility with middle America, Marlow said.
Defeats and disappointments will further erode your self-esteem and confidence.
Which further erode the dollar and the euro so that, in the end, the whole.
In turn, this will further erode tax revenue and the economy.
The TPP will further erode Canada 's manufacturing and industrial base and eliminate Canadian jobs.
The current proposal will thus further erode options for these 7 million Canadians.
His "plan" is to further erode the confidence of the American people in the USPS.
But it can further erode confidence . ”.
Such extensions only further erode the grounding of draft article 23, paragraph 2, in law or principle.
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