Examples of using Erodes in English and their translations into Japanese
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Any doctrine that sees the Bible as a wholly human document containing errors erodes the very foundation of biblical Christianity.
Shale gas wells produce large volumes of sand during initial flow, which rapidly erodes conventional wellhead choke valves.
More in general:"The use of disinformation by Russia erodes the confidence that other countries or leaders could place in their relationship with Russia and with Putin personally.
The Costs of Living: How Market Freedom Erodes the Best Things in Life.
How Market Freedom Erodes the Best Things in Life, and The Paradox of Choice.
It erodes the health and rights of future generations, and by providing the tools for nuclear weapons proliferation, exacerbates the danger of nuclear war and its catastrophic humanitarian consequences.
The withdrawal of a State from the NPT erodes the Treaty's near-universality and thereby erodes the security of all other NPT Parties.
The government's position in this case further erodes that trust and will ultimately erode the leadership of US technologies in the global market,” Microsoft said in a court filing.
As the oxide layer erodes, electrons are more likely to leak out of the floating gate, making it more difficult to detect the gate's actual state.
The flood waters of the Nile come as a result of the rainy season in Ethiopia, which erodes the silt of the Ethiopian highlands and carries it towards Egypt along the Blue Nile and other tributaries.
This works well for moving fluid and slurry but because the solids travel along the edges of the impeller the blades and volute housing erodes at a faster rate than the Eddy Pump design and technology.
The layered construct can be implanted, and as the successive layers dissolve or break down, the drug(or drugs) is released in turn as each successive layer erodes.
Alongside the impacts of globalization and rapid technological change, we see today how inequality raises economic anxiety, erodes public trust, and undermines social cohesion, human rights, peace and prosperity.
On the contrary, debt-deleveraging models say that fiscal policy can help bridge the gap while households pay down debts, and that debt relief- either directly or via inflation that erodes the real value of debt, can make a big difference.
This notwithstanding, we encourage NPT States Parties to reaffirm the importance of preventing the abuse of the NPT withdrawal provision, and recognize that the withdrawal of a State from the NPT erodes the Treaty's near universality and thereby damages the security of all other NPT States Parties.
Moreover, as seen in the sovereign debt problems in European peripheral countries since last year, once confidence in fiscal sustainability erodes, this will result in an adverse feedback loop among fiscal conditions, the financial system, and the real economy, with negative consequences for economic activity.
Really, except for the possible space-occupying characteristics of some infections(like focused oxidation that eventually erodes into a blood vessel with hemorrhagic and even fatal consequences), an infection only incapacitates to the degree that it consumes the antioxidant capacity of the body and increases body-wide oxidative stress.
This is a phenomenon of vast proportions, sustained by powerful media campaigns and designed to propagate lifestyles, social and economic programs and, in the last analysis, a comprehensive world-view which erodes from within other estimable cultures and civilizations.
This Erodes Confidence in Financial Markets and Slows Progress Towards GenderEquality The fact that Japan has no rules about this important topic is particularly strange, and significantly erodes confidence in the country's stock markets and corporate governance, when considered in light of the following.
Cutting back Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, forcing down wages by destroying unions and offshoring jobs(which results in a labor surplus and lower wages), and driving up the prices of food and energy by depreciating the dollar further erodes consumer purchasing power.