Examples of using Eroding in English and their translations into Croatian
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Computer
engineers Peugeot, eroding its genus to the XV century,
He's suffering from a rapidly growing aortic aneurism, eroding the second, third,
further eroding the influence of the church.
a terrible thing happens. Once we start eroding that.
Once we start eroding that… a terrible thing happens. once we say it's acceptable for people to start killing themselves.
Once we say it's acceptable for people to start killing themselves… Once we start eroding that… a terrible thing happens.
affecting Broca's area and eroding into the middle cerebral artery,
The continents are eroding at such a rate that, if not for tectonic uplift, meteoric dusting
Nevertheless, bitcoin's supporters believe its status could be harmed by a similar move, eroding confidence that the network will deliver on its promise to differ from traditional,
of all third countries, to determine the risk they may pose in terms of eroding the tax bases of Member States.
would enable pan-European wireless services, eroding the bases upon which roaming is built;
then go back out, eroding the ground we stand on
Corruption is widely seen as one of the most serious problems facing the region, eroding the rule of law
Eroding hard-earned gains in economic freedom in years past,
Especially for eroding powders such as silica
to gain short term profits for their makers are finding their way into every corner of the world, and eroding local cultural expressions and sentiments.
the quality of employment in Europe under strain by undermining existing collective bargaining practices, eroding revenues in tax and social security systems, and hollowing out worker rights and mechanisms of worker participation.
economy-oriented ministries( departments)- that a new center is emerging which is capable of eroding part of their powers.
other western countries, eroding support for legitimate governments,
both in terms of eroding their self-esteem and with regard to incitement to discrimination,