Sentence examples for are eroded by a from inspiring English sources

Do they want a country in which their democratic freedoms are eroded by a deliberate exploitation of their fear of terrorism, and their earning power is diminished by a crippling dependence on foreign oil?

Argentine provincial police officers do not earn particularly meagre salaries in comparison with other professions, but as with all Argentine workers whose wages are not index-linked, their earnings are eroded by an estimated inflation rate of 25%.

This advantage will increasingly be eroded by individually permissioned data (a concept known as self-sovereign identity).

In France and Italy an obsession with national ownership has been eroded by a need for foreign investment.

In the fourth quarter, Citigroup's profit was eroded by a $1.3 billion legal bill.

His report reflected concern that safety was being "eroded" by a reduction in staff and resources.

He must try to repair his favorability ratings among independent voters, which were eroded by a bruising primary campaign.

That belief has been eroded by a growing protest movement in Toronto, fueled by several police shootings of black Canadians.

The civil service is being eroded by a pungent acid that will soon dissolve the foundations of our politics.

The savings Mr. Obama once projected from winding down the war in Iraq are being eroded by a bigger buildup in Afghanistan than he had initially contemplated.

Faith in the long-term saving industry has been eroded by a succession of scandals, notably over the mis-selling of personal pensions.