Examples of using To erode in English and their translations into Romanian
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Waterjet machining utilizes a high pressure stream of water to erode a narrow line in the stock material.
Try to make it deep and clear, so as not to erode the autumn rains.
partnerships that have the potential to erode power or effect a transfer of power.
just enough to erode the rotation limiter in the handle itself.
It is necessary to water fragile sprouts only with warm water from a spray bottle so as not to erode the soil.
instead of continuing to erode public revenues by competitive tax-cutting.
instead of continuing to erode public revenues by competitive tax-cutting.
However, in his time the brief tradition of tolerance for unconventional views was beginning to erode.
the moisture must have caused it to erode.
A call to lift the ban on headscarves in universities as part of the new constitution has the opposition accusing the ruling AKP of trying to erode secular traditions.
because the pipes will produce condensation that needs to erode.
strengthen the role of the entrepreneurial vision, but also to erode the resistance to obsolete mentalities.
so bold, passionate, thought to erode will, but….
in a series of losing operations, and therefore to erode their capital.
fact which continues to erode the competitiveness of the exporters' from region.
causing the enzymes in the urine to erode the skin of the buttocks
Finally, despite the large PEGASE DFS funding, the PA was facing a severe budget deficit in 2012 which was also threatening to erode Public Finance Management(PFM) reforms.
reason started to erode his resistance and the light of truth began to prevail as he accepted the fact that his values pivoted on nothing other than baseless, traditional pride.
As Internet access continues to grow throughout the EU states2, and online travel technology improves, the sole reliance on CRSs for access to travel data will continue to erode.
but going to erode revenues.