在 英语 中使用 Can erode 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The success of major frauds and the presence of pervasive corruption can erode confidence in new economic structures, impeding the effective implementation of reforms.
If left unchecked, these abuses can erode the institutions that preserve and protect our rights and freedoms and open the door to tyranny and fascism.
Trade liberalization can erode the tariffs that are a major source of revenue in many developing countries.
A 2006 study found that some sodas can erode teeth down to the dentin level, the layer beneath the enamel.7.
An exchange rate fixed at an inappropriate level, which can erode competitiveness and lead to persistent current account deficits and loss of official reserves;
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.
A lack of autonomy and functional independence can erode the credibility of the prosecutorial authority and undermine public confidence in the justice system(A/HRC/17/30/Add.3, paras. 16 and 87).
The second problem is also the awareness that a great number of United Nations bodies are no longer representative of the general membership-- a situation that can erode the interest of many Member States.
American officials also fear that they could erode the industrial leadership of the United States.
It could erode the confidence of people.
That could erode the current consensus in this regard.
Lower concessionality could erode progress in debt sustainability.
Accenture estimates that competition from non-banks could erode one-third of traditional bank revenues by 2020.
But if the price of fermentation tanks goes up because of US steel tariffs then that could erode that cost advantage.
The impending demise of the ABM Treaty and plans for the development of strategic and theatre ballistic missile defence systems could erode stability at the global and regional levels.
Money-laundering, recognized as a problem of global proportions, is an area in which regulation could erode corporate and individual freedom.
Policy impasse and more fiscal tightening could erode consumer and business confidence, leading to weaker consumer spending, business investment and hiring.
This does not contribute to promoting the concept and could erode the comprehensive support it needs to succeed at this critical stage.
A reduction in trade could erode the reform momentum China needs to weed out the inefficiencies in its economy.
Changing this could erode the legitimacy of the system, especially for weaker members.