Examples of using Erode in English and their translations into Slovak
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rocks erode, rivers dry up
On the contrary they politicize it and erode trust in such a process," he said.
it may erode and put at risk the legitimacy of the democratisation process
messaging will further erode.
These monetary policies punish thrift, erode the value of savings,
IMF expressed an opinion that“excessive inequality can erode social cohesion,
this means that the cartilage may begin to rub together and erode.
We show you which services will enhance your marketing strategy, and how to avoid those that erode income.
let the time decay erode option premiums.
Ramanujan, born and raised in Erode, Tamil Nadu,
it can actually erode the trust and communication that are so crucial to making a relationship work.
Over time, the toxins emitted by these bacteria erode not only the gum tissue,
Attacks on human rights by people who want to profit from hatred and exploitation erode freedom and equality locally and globally.
can occur very quickly, and the finest particles can erode from the soil surface over several years.
Ramanujan, born and raised in Erode, Tamil Nadu,
Make sure you remove all of the strawberries from your teeth because the acid can erode enamel if left on too long.
a higher standard of living might erode the regime's stability.
Caring for a person with Alzheimer's disease is often a series of grief experiences as you watch memories disappear and skills erode.
the claws erode, rage-puppy, in a word.
He pointed out the harmful consequences of populism and corruption which erode the stability of post-Communist states,