Examples of using Is eroding in English and their translations into German
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Seaside is eroding.
The value system in Russian society is eroding.
Inflation is eroding efforts to make work pay.
The increase in the implementation deficit is causing EU markets to splinter and is eroding the benefits of the Internal Market.
The rate this beach is eroding, the fuselage is going to be underwater in a matter of days.
The increasing gap between the richest and poorest countries,as well as the unstoppable flood of economic migrants, is eroding the world's foundations.
The persistent violence is eroding societal structures.
However, this is far from being the tendency determining the dynamic of a situation in which the political centre,in particular as represented by the social democratic parties, is eroding.
The beach is eroding.
The German export surplus is eroding rapidly and with it the large discrepancy in external balance between members of the Community.
I should like to emphasise this, because it is precisely this form of argument which has given an unwarranted boost to thoseDanish opponents of the EU who maintain that the EU is eroding the Danish welfare system.
The settlements issue is eroding confidence in the peace process.
And I especially hope that the IU doesn't go down the road of conflating the institutional demands of running a liberal academy with running a business,a conflation that is eroding the academic standards of universities around the world.
This climate of crisis is eroding the confidence of economic players- businesses, workers, investors- and the general public.
This is especially important today, as the experts of the“Siggen Kreis” recently emphasised,since consensus in society is eroding and“science often does too little to oppose those who question science”.
And the practices of agriculture is eroding that ecological capital that is as much, for all practical purposes a nonrenewable resource as oil.
In times where the former consumptioncritical attitude of site specific art is eroding more and more, it is of utter importantance to focus on the artwork in its context.
This position is eroding, with greater outsourcing of panel production, but all evidence suggests that the vehicle manufacturers retain a strong hold on the aftermarket.
In simple terms,a man's traditional role as main breadwinner/provider is eroding, which should, in the longer term, lead to a healthy transformation in masculine identity.
What is even more serious is that it is eroding the foundations of its culture, its countryside, its gastronomy, and therefore a major part of its identity.
It is preparing its own dissolution to become aprovince or region under the corporate world government Ltd.- and it is eroding its inner stability through unlimited Muslim immigration, which devours 30% of Denmarḱs and Swedeńs national budgets!
The clash of two visions of Europe is eroding the political stability of an area that once represented the best model and greatest hope for benign regionalism.
A look at the servicesector also confirms the conclusion that the occupation is eroding on a broad front as a mode of organisation and that this is having an effect on education and vocational training, on the labour market and on collective bargaining policy and social policy.
Today the canyon is still being eroded by the Yellowstone River.
Land without vegetation can be eroded more than 100 times faster than land covered by vegetation?
Soil loss and declining fertility are eroding the viability of agricultural land.
Nonetheless, European fisheries are eroding their own ecological and economic basis.
They are eroding the trust people have in enterprises.
The hard enamel is eroded and the innermost layer of your tooth is exposed.
That variance works on your mind and your confidence is eroded.