corrosive effect

It is, and not just because of the corrosive effect on the city.

Wider social and economic changes had an even more corrosive effect.

These small budget cuts can have a corrosive effect on the city's quality of life.

"These sentences have a corrosive effect on the legal system."

Such is the corrosive effect on domestic politics of the American presence.

Recent disclosures in the news media have had a corrosive effect.

He says there are three reasons, including the corrosive effect of "tax expenditures"

He said: 'Unemployment and the fear of it is having a corrosive effect on our economy.

They have become the principal political currency, with corrosive effects.

But critics say the heavy reliance on this money has had a corrosive effect.

Add to all these factors the corrosive effect of inflation, and the returns are even lower.

"Empty shops have a corrosive effect upon the confidence of any area - and their numbers are growing."

“We all know that uncertainty has a corrosive effect on the market.

Some people worried that the debate would have a corrosive effect on the fabric of the town.

And protect any artifacts from the corrosive effects of oxygen.

Its purpose is to help protect the cylinder from the corrosive effects of water.

Bureaucracy has a relentless, corrosive effect on the human spirit.

It has a corrosive effect on our military," Parker said.

The open contempt for moral values by our elected officials has a corrosive effect.

But the anonymity the internet provides to its users can also have a corrosive effect.

Cults and their corrosive effect on members of a cult.

Badly handled, it can have a corrosive effect on a workplace.

Nor can we continue to ignore the corrosive effect that pornography has on those who watch it.

The income inequality trend has had a socially corrosive effect.