在 英语 中使用 Erode 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Large delays would erode one of the key pillars of programs such as NSIDC's Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis, which provides daily updates.
Limiting the operational flexibility of the funds and programmes would erode their ability to deploy staff easily and quickly in emergency operations or crisis situations.
An indefinite stalemate would erode confidence on both sides and reduce the likelihood of completing this important task before the end of the Decade.
It can harm democratic values, erode the fabric of society, circumvent the rule of law and lead to violations of human rights.
Those are serious problems that could erode the gains the world economy has made in the past 10 years.
An increase in the practice of outsourcing and offshoring would further erode the character of the United Nations international civil service.
Without large predators, entire food chains may erode, leaving the seas overrun by millions of jelly fish and micro-organisms.
Third, it would erode, not enhance, democracy and accountability in the Security Council.
Officials worry that targeting Sunnis would only further erode relations between Shiites and Sunnis in Iraq, fueling a civil war.
The Organic Trade Association's Batcha says the lack of enforcement could erode confidence in the organic industry as a whole.
It is imperative that we ensure that any decision in this regard should not erode but strengthen the disarmament and non-proliferation regime.
They can very quickly erode or prevent the development of the healthy aspects of higher-density living, including regular physical activity.
Production, maintenance or service processes age and erode, so end goods or service output might not meet the quality standards that were originally specified.
That would impact negatively on their economic growth and social standards and erode the multilateral trading system under WTO.
And the levels of both will only rise as the effects of climate change gradually erode millions of people's livelihoods.
Policymakers voiced concerns about its potential to destabilise the global financial system and erode the power of countries to control monetary policy.
As there has been a major breakthrough in the conversion rate, thin-film solar cells may further erode the market share of crystalline silicon solar cells.
A 2006 study found that some sodas can erode teeth down to the dentin level, the layer beneath the enamel.7.
That might not lead to an immediate collapse of the WTO, but it would gradually erode one of the foundations of the globalized economy.
The creeping retreat from nuclear disarmament to which the Under-Secretary-General referred should not erode the credibility and effectiveness of the NPT.