| And to make things worse, coffee prices have been on a nose dive since the split, eroding farmers' confidence in coffee. |
| Town leaders are calling for a crusade against television programmes they claim are eroding moral values. |
| But the subculture has many serious negative effects, eroding morale and confidence in the church. |
| She insists that the British consensus around publicly funded healthcare is not eroding. |
| Weber saw routinization and mechanization as ultimately destructive, that is, as eroding the spirit and capacity for spontaneous action. |
| And then you turn off the main road, and are in another, private world of gated compounds ringed by eroding mud-brick walls. |
