Sentence examples for all eroded from inspiring English sources

Torrenting, CD swapping and streaming services have all eroded the income artists make from their music.

When the earth is all eroded, there'll just be a pile of gloves".

Inflation (of over 30% a year), rampant crime, electricity blackouts and deficient public services have all eroded support for his government.

A feeble economy, unemployment that affects one in four people and corruption scandals that have dogged the president, Jacob Zuma, have all eroded the appeal of the once unbeatable party of anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela.

However, if we assume that all eroded sediments have ESR signal intensities of 0, the predicted average ESR signal intensity would be 4.6, which is very close to the analyzed values.

The announcement of the Andean countries (except Colombia) that they had no interest in a free trade accord with the United States, the failure of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) effort, and advances in South-South integration have all eroded the U.S. free-trade agenda.

Heightened job insecurity, falling wages for less-educated men and the chronic stresses of economic deprivation all erode the incentive to marry.

The pair continue by saying that railway arches are no longer viewed as undesirable, and that London's creative businesses are all eroding and getting pushed further and further afield from the centre of the capital.

The pair continue by saying that railway arches are no longer viewed as undesirable, and that London's creative businesses are all eroding and getting pushed further and further afield from the center of the capital.

The old links that allowed fans to identify with their clubs have been all-but eroded away and the few that remain are all the more precious as a result.

All this erodes America's famed flexibility.European history lessonsIf America's labour market is less efficient, the country's "structural" or "natural" rate of unemployment will be higher.