Examples of using Is eroding in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Seaside is eroding.
In this critical context we must combine our efforts to eradicate this harm which is eroding us.
The beach is eroding.
Middle class is eroding- just ask business world- Columbus Dispatch.
The result is the same, butfor a long time is eroding the smell.
The ground is eroding beneath us.
However, put up obstacles such as intricate patent legislation, which is eroding our competitiveness.
The second wave is eroding the headquarters periphery!
The Third Summit should address the increasing gap between rich and poor, which is eroding confidence in democracy.
The settlements issue is eroding confidence in the peace process.
The increasing gap between the richest and poorest countries,as well as the unstoppable flood of economic migrants, is eroding the world's foundations.
Recently, in Yemen I saw how the war is eroding almost every aspect of people's lives.
The force which is eroding the bourgeois capitalist state is the struggle in all forms and at all levels that the peoples of the world are waging.
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.
Europe's marine industries are on the verge of collapse, andthe high cost of fuel oil is eroding the narrow economic margins available to fishermen.
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.
In the area of telecommunications the Commission's soft line,particularly towards the older Member States' national monopolies, is eroding Europe's industrial competitiveness.
However this mental shorthand is eroding the realm of our Ideas and ends with the deepest thought.
I should like to emphasise this,because it is precisely this form of argument which has given an unwarranted boost to those Danish opponents of the EU who maintain that the EU is eroding the Danish welfare system.
Not only that, but the fear of unemployment is eroding confidence about the single currency, as we heard at the recent round table on the Euro.
On behalf of the TDI Group,I should like to take the opportunity afforded by Judge Di Pietro' s report on mutual assistance in criminal matters to refer to a case which is a tragic illustration of the way crime is eroding security in Europe.
But the behaviour of some of its members during the protests in recent years is eroding this good relationship, which has cost so much time and effort.
It is the Sitra Achra that is eroding the wall so it can enter a domain alien and thus darkness fills the world and all its being, the misplacement caused the reversal of the poles are accomplished and the pralaya is the inedible consequence.
Mr President, action against terrorism has eroded human rights and is eroding the protection of ordinary citizens' privacy in Europe and outside it.
From talking to my constituents, it is clear that they believe that those vocalising the need for budget increases are divorced from their economic reality and, furthermore,the whole issue is eroding confidence in European institutions.
Money has become a corrosive agent that is eroding and redefining the democratic process, with the mobilization of personal energies giving way to the enlargement of campaign budgets.
The exercise- in which France, Germany and the United Kingdom are also participating- is clearly directed against China, which Admiral Phil Davidson, commander of USINDOPACOM,defines as a«major rival power which is eroding the international order in order to reduce the access of the USA to the region and thus become hegemonic.».
The rise of an"increasingly toxic anti-establishment sentiment" is eroding trust in political institutions in democratic countries, as well as the media and the electoral system in the United States.
On the surface, it seems as if the armed conflicts, the conflicts in the field of economic-financial relations, the great energy crisis and so on are only between capitalist states, butin fact the origin of these conflicts is more deep-seated and is eroding the bourgeois capitalist state which is striving to defend itself, to stay alive, to heal its numerous wounds, etc.