Sentence examples for a dramatic erosion from inspiring English sources
The scary thing is a dramatic erosion of American position in the world — its economic, military position, as well as America's influence.
"Lucent's undergoing a dramatic erosion of its market dominance," said Michael Neiberg, an analyst covering telecommunications infrastructure companies at Chase H & Q. "There's the perception that they need to react a lot more quickly to recoup these losses".
"There has been a dramatic erosion of dot-com money, and that will continue," said Mr. Myers, who is predicting that growth in ad revenue for the broadcast networks will fall from 9percentthis yearar to just 3percentt next year.
If they do, we are in for a dramatic erosion of constitutional privacy protections in the coming years – all thanks to the same kind of old-school legal approach that allowed National Security Agency lawyers to justify mass telephony meta-data surveillance.
"TTIP may bring some economic benefits for a tiny handful of the business elite but for the rest of us it would mean compromising vital public services, the stripping of regulations protecting labour rights and the environment, and a dramatic erosion of democratic process".
"Within a few years," he says, "this will show up as a dramatic erosion of tenure".
If the people of Uttar Pradesh have a problem, Mr. Yadav said, they can find leaders of the Samajwadi Party, but not of the Congress or the B.J.P. Another key reason for these parties' rise, said Ms. Hasan, author of the 2012 book "Congress After Indira: Policy, Power, Political Change," is that the Congress party has witnessed "not gradual, but dramatic erosion" as an organization.
Siltation of dams can have the most dramatic erosion consequences; it takes a sufficient extent in Algeria.
Dramatic erosion occurred as the Alpine chains were rising, filling the furrow that now constitutes the Alpine Foreland.
The financial meltdown has accelerated the dramatic erosion of middle-class opportunity that was once the trademark of the American Dream.
Where this has been cleared (and often in the past overgrazed), the thin skeletal soils have been subjected to dramatic erosion and gullying.
