Critics say that there are inconsistencies between Mr. Perry's message and his record and that this has eroded his support among some of those in Texas who share the same limited-government beliefs, including libertarians, moderate Republicans and Tea Party activists.
In many countries, developed and developing alike, this has eroded the implicit psychological and social contracts that underlie the civil service values of well-functioning public organizations [ 7].
This has eroded the fear of debt, private and public.
Scarcity of resources on which both farmers and herders depend has eroded this equilibrium and increased the likelihood for conflict of interest and competition.
In recent years, though, American museum directors have come to fear that this safeguard has eroded, and that foreign museums, dreading entanglement in costly ownership battles, are more hesitant to make loans.
Indians prefer to believe that it's some special Indian magic, colour and resilience – that doesn't need to obey ordinary rules – that's edged the country towards prosperity; and a belief in this magic has eroded faith in the hard work that it takes to keep democracy, institutions, society and trains behaving predictably.
People are bitter, and trust has eroded.
"Our coverage has been sporadic," he says, "and it has eroded over the years.
Over time, this dynamic has made corporate law marginal and has eroded the significance of the Delaware courts.
But over months and years, trust has eroded between Kevin Pietersen and the ECB.
