1. Erodes into her airway and esophagus-

2. Erodes into the hepatic artery, causes the bleed.

3. It has a characteristic bright red color and erodes easily.

4. We cannot expand anymore, because it erodes the planetary boundaries.

5. Inflation erodes the purchasing power of the families with lower income.

6. It erodes the moral barriers that stand against inappropriate, abnormal, or illegal behavior.

7. A series of predictable actions and reactions gradually erodes their adaptive resources.

8. 18 Improvement in terms of trade is limited as competition erodes price.

9. Philandering erodes love and family values, but it does not necessarily destroy them.

10. Synonyms for Abrades include scrapes, chafes, rasps, scratches, erodes, rubs, grazes, wears, frays and corrodes

11. Ablator (plural Ablators) A material that ablates, vaporizes, wears away, burns off, erodes, or abrades

12. History shows that as the family arrangement erodes, the strength of communities and nations weakens.

13. This erodes the kind of institutional identity that helps create esprit de corps, and often leads to politics trumping policy.

14. The spark erodes the metal from the electrodes and electromagnetic fields accelerate the eroded mass out of nozzles, producing thrust.

15. 23 This erodes the kind of institutional identity that helps create esprit de corps, and often leads to politics trumping policy.

16. 12 The fundamental principle of regulating insider trading is that insider trading erodes the fiduciary relationship that lies at the heart of our business organizations.

17. Guilt is just as powerful, but its influence is positive, while shame's is destructive. Shame erodes our courage and fuels disengagement. Brene Brown 

18. Cavities occur when simple sugars remain on the teeth over time and promote the growth of destructive mouth bacteria that erodes tooth enamel

19. The sea rapidly erodes this permafrost in coastal zones, a geological process that could have major implications for humans living in such chilly coastal areas.

20. The movement of the water deters ice from forming, and even erodes existing ice, keeping access open to the life-saving air for both Blackfish and muskrat.

21. 25 Time erodes all such beauty, but what it cannot diminish is the wonderful workings of your mind, your humor, your kindness and your moral courage.

22. If you’re still being Belittled, ask yourself, what is this costing me? A belittling boss erodes your spirit, and with no spirit, your career is on a downward spiral

23. 24 I have argued that the real reason for prohibiting insider trading is that it erodes the fiduciary relationship that lies at the heart of our business organizations.

24. We define Corruption as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. Corruption erodes trust, weakens democracy, hampers economic development and further exacerbates inequality, poverty, social division and the environmental crisis.

25. Bounden's unforgiving nature too often erodes fun and leads to frustration rather than beauty and elegance, though Innovative and imaginative use of the iPhone here, and an interesting social experiment and experience.

26. Yet the fact is that over-Cautiousness about possible infringements of fundamental freedoms - particularly freedom of expression and freedom of religion - actually erodes the resources we need in order to fight terrorism.

27. In Antinomies, as I have shown, it is the system of feudal passions that erodes with the discovery and codification of a whole new sensorium of bodily highs and lows particular to urban, bourgeois experience

28. If you are a country like the US, the UK, or Japan that can monetize its fiscal deficits, then you won't have a sovereign debt event but high inflation that erodes the value of public debt.