How to pronounce “erode”(verb) in English

have eroded, and how the idea of a kind of cohesive society has begun to fall apart.

has eroded family, tribe, tradition, and religion and seen the ascendancy of individualism, cosmopolitanism, reason, and science.

not eroded that they remain strong that the regulatory issues which you're going to hear about in a few moments are not

Nazis was to erode empathy for Jews and homosexuals and gypsies Roma people it

Why doesn't this erode any sort of objectivity here?

empathy can easily be eroded so that kind of awareness and mindful focus on

And they're eroded by time and water and soil and all that besides.

And they are being eroded exactly like any type of rock on earth would be eroded.

And that erodes your confidence a little bit.

getting my soul eroded, my values eroded

But the goats may also erode the landscape, and that's a short-term solution versus a longer-term solution.

Stephen Levy: it has done more to erode it.

legislation will pass that will erode the progress that's been made

the laws in ways that seriously erode privacy.

The general stigma around online dating eroded partially because of what we were doing, but just partially honesty because of Facebook.

drawn me there started to get eroded and there were pressures to work uh faster

see the value of their work um eroded and and they lose their jobs and and lose their ability to make a living and

the SNL Business Like a Hurricane it it nothing erodes wealth or causes more

So when you look around and you try to work out how things eroded to get where they are, to be very careful.

look at the gut micro biota because that would have been completely eroded away, not in the skeleton?

And we know, we have, this again does not erode the objectivity of the moral space because we have very obvious failures in intuition elsewhere.

But it was an opportunity then, to see if we could begin to erode her leads.

And we have a lot of very wealthy people, but the middle ground is eroded, because if you're not poor enough to get a big scholarship,

been made in the true Spirit of unbiased scientific inquiry but the appearance of dispassionate analysis was eroded by

He is a calcium encrusted heart cradled tightly in his chest, bears scars worn from waves that have tried to erode him of this world.

And what we talk about in the book is, if you increase load, you erode willpower.

And the things is that those kinds of things can really erode our feelings over time and hasten and bring about the end of our relationships.

Did they actually fall from somewhere, or they actually material underneath, which have been eroded out as the comet's being eroded away

And so there is a legitimate fear that, if you don't make it, you are really in dire straits, rather than being in this middle range, which is eroded.

And not only is that bad for business, but Toyota's entire culture is built around quality manufacturing, so it erodes its culture.

If somebody stands there as the judge, decides who's worthy of being part of it, then the whole idea that you truly have that freedom kind of gets eroded.

And it's such a crime, because I think it not only serves them poorly, but it actually erodes confidence overall in non-profits,