Examples of using Eroding in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Eroding the constitutional process.
Changing opinions, slowly eroding old barriers.
Eroding Freedom in the Name of Freedom.
Gradually they turn yellow, literally eroding the enamel.
Water, gradually eroding these"dam", forms new waterfalls.
About 40 yearsago her father had seen his soil eroding.
Water, gradually eroding these"dam", forms new waterfalls.
And by mulching it, you will prevent the soil from eroding.
Gradually eroding means, and the products lose their positive effect.
Was built a special breakwater, which does not allow its eroding.
Can harm and the house itself, eroding the foundations and threatening to flood.
The storm is drifting toward the south pole and slowly eroding as it gets closer.
Syria continues to be a source of bad news, eroding Russia's position as a major guarantor of durability for Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Millions of years, turbulent river flows have flowed on the surface of the earth,neutralizing all the obstacles in its path and gradually eroding deep valleys.
And that could soon spell disaster, eroding trust in what we see online.
Second direction- eroding the base principles of the statehood of the CIS countries, as well as undermining the national self-identity of their population.
Rivers with monsoon downpours constantly eroding ground cover on slopes.
Eroding loess plateau and Shanxi mountains, the yellow river every year makes the 1.3 billion tons of suspended sediment, occupying the first place among the rivers of the world.
The situation is aggravated by melt water, which, eroding, destroys glaciers faster than warming.
A long-lasting problem with getting and maintaining an erection may cause stress, embarrassment, worry, and relationship problems for men,as well as eroding their self-confidence.
Anonymity may also be created through a gradual eroding of ownership information, such as the passage of time and loss of attribution to a saying.
A new IMF Structural Adjustment programme wasintroduced which led to an increase in the GDP whilst also eroding real incomes and hitting the middle-classes hard.
Many of them are rotting from the core- their eroding downtowns often unattainable in heavy traffic from the distant, sprawling suburbs that surround them.
Even a brief default by the United States would immediately increase the country's borrowing costs,weighing on the fragile economic recovery and eroding the dollar's status as a reserve currency.
Underground water flows, which were numerous in the city center, eroding the cemetery fell into the wells of water which took most of the city's population.
The competing illiberalnarrative tells the tale of lost values and eroding nations- and a war against globalization.
The arms control regime in Europe is eroding, due to Russia's disregard for its international commitments, and the emergence of new actors and new technologies.
Processes in the modern world reduce us to a multicultural common denominator,deforming and eroding the boundaries of cultural, and, ultimately, national identity.
Satellite photographs were used to geomorphologically locate rapidly eroding areas on the edge of steep gullies(i.e. buried runoff channels were sought as possible Stigmaria collecting localities).
It additionally compromises your everyday abilities, often slowly eroding your participation in social events, personal interests, and even family and home life activities.