Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Eroding, the meaning and synonyms like erosion or wearing.
Eroding in a sentence
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Eroding meaning
present participle and gerund of erode
Example sentences (20)
But he added that Americans need to have confidence in the integrity of our elections and that seems to be eroding.
Due to wanton sand mining, the banks of the river have been eroding while embankments at some places have weakened.
The problem is that those connections, without physical ones to underpin them, were slowly eroding my sense of self.
Trump does it opportunistically to accrue confidence in himself by eroding his base’s confidence in everything else.
The Vermont State College system is struggling financially, and the quality of education has been slowly eroding.
Stakeholders at the retreat largely disagreed on its possibility of eroding the independence of the National Assembly.
Archbishop Kaziimba said humanism was eroding away, warning that the perpetrators must account for their deeds.
But the arrangement is due to expire in 2047 and many accuse Beijing of eroding some of those freedoms in recent years.
This has diminished the importance of formal recognition for the Taliban, eroding one of the West’s key leverage points.
Disinformation, manipulation, and leaks are chipping away at the political process and thus eroding its very foundations.
A rise in fake news photos generated by is eroding public trust in online information, a charity has warned.
The revelations shocked the cricketing world, eroding public trust and tarnishing the integrity of the game.
But some Hong Kongers have accused the Communist Party-ruled central government of eroding their freedoms in recent years.
Such a break-neck speed is hard to repeat without eroding its margin should its revenue growth be stagnant.
Get Joe Biden to tie himself in knots over whether he will govern as a moderate or a progressive, further eroding his base.
That water is now significantly eroding the only ground left that’s holding some of it back, said Kadara.
Wedges of ice, features of the ice-rich permafrost that underlies Utqiagvik, are exposed on Aug. 2 on an eroding beach bluff.
Maine underwent millions of years of geologic upheaval during that time, eroding all the rocks from that era — and their fossils.
This was equivalent to a tax-burden per household of an additional $300,000 annually, thereby eroding the household disposal income.
These cases reflect systemic corruption and the administration’s failure to uphold accountability, further eroding public confidence.
Common combinations with eroding
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- eroding the 26×
- is eroding 16×
- further eroding 16×
- of eroding 14×
- eroding public 9×
- are eroding 9×
- been eroding 8×
- the eroding 8×
- and eroding 8×
- an eroding 6×
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