英語 での Erode の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Statistics like these drive discontent and erode trust in Governments and international organizations.
Around this time, flooded tunnels erode the streets above into urban rivers.
Unlike macrophage cells, they do not engulf and ingest target cells, but attach to them and inject chemicals that erode the membranes of the target cells until they burst.
In a statement, scientists at Harvard warned that the conclusions“harm the credibility of nutrition science and erode public trust in scientific research.”.
Like water seeping through cracks in the walls, the pace will be steady and eventually erode all attempts to block the flow.
Such practices erode the integrity of our tax systems, damage the capabilities of our governments, diminish economic growth and corrode the trust of our citizens who are the vast majority of taxpayers.
While some inequality is inevitable in a marketbased economic system, excessive inequality can erode social cohesion, lead to political polarization, and ultimately lower economic growth.
The abiding question is: Will hybridization further erode biodiversity, preserve it, augment it- or some combination of all three?
In 1860, Spain occupied northern Morocco and ushered in a half century of trade rivalry among European powers that saw Morocco's sovereignty steadily erode.
The latest crackdown- an evolving effort to ban virtual private networks(VPNs) not under government control- could seriously erode scientists' ability to stay connected with peers abroad.
If North Koreans in the south can tell their families back home about life in the outside world, could this erode the north's authoritarian legitimacy?
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the sanctions would prevent Pyongyang from carrying out"evasive maritime activities that facilitate illicit coal and fuel transports and erode its abilities to ship goods through global waters".
In Stage 5, accumulated setbacks and expensive false starts erode financial strength and individual spirit to such extent that leaders abandon all hope of building a great future.
From the hundreds of civilians killed in Mosul last week to the ongoing attacks on Yemen, U.S. military operations continue to worsen political instability and erode people's chances for survival.
The average annual financial return, currently +8.1% on Contemporary works, looks very attractive indeed in the context of negative or near-zero rates that erode cash savings.
Before the notice was released, a spokesman for the US state department, PJ Crowley, warned that publication could erode trust in the US as a diplomatic partner.
No way, not least because this could erode the market to German goods, the development of which you sacrifice the interests of an entire continent.
Creating a sustainable and just world will remain impossible to achieve unless we change patterns of production and consumption that deplete natural resources, erode biodiversity and pollute the atmosphere, and until we place the rights of Mother Earth before commercial interests.
Despite the alarms indicating the failure of the engine is running, continue to inflict injuries to passengers greatly erode the motor carrier of social trust, along with the lack of awareness as a professional driver, sincere regret at.
The reductions in habitat area as species move up mountains also increase extinction rates(87), and can erode genetic diversity, further reducing fitness and response to ongoing changes in climate(122, 123).