Meanings of erode support in English

The delay means the crisis threatens to further erode support for Turnbull.

The programme is credited with helping erode support for al Qaeda in the kingdom.

He said such abuses ran against U.S. counter-insurgency strategy and could erode support for Pakistan's government.

Nevertheless, the new law threatened to erode support from religious voters, a key electoral block for Berejiklian's government.

A protracted, bloody fight could erode support for the war in the United States, among its NATO allies and Afghans.

The government has been seeking to erode support for the Freedom Party with a series of law-and-order measures and stricter immigration rules.

His suggestion that an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon and the cessation of military activities, would erode support for Hizbullah is too simplistic.

Falling productivity and rising cost-push inflation (wages and prices pursuing each other upwards) were already beginning to erode support for Keynesian economics.

The rising violence has eroded support for the war in Britain.

But a downturn and growing allegations of corruption and mismanagement have eroded support.

Anger over casualties from aerial bombings has been eroding support for troops on the ground.

The issue of civilian casualties is sensitive in Afghanistan and has eroded support for international forces.

Bolsonaro's eroding support will also make it harder for him to close the deal on pension reform.

The rising British death toll and reports of a lack of equipment have eroded support for the war in Britain.

"Maybe he's worried that this thing might erode support for the whole operation."

The killings have been eroding support among the country's majority Sunni population for Assad, who is from the minority Alawite sect.