Sentence examples for before it eroded from inspiring English sources

So perhaps now, with the police still vigorously pursuing quality-of-life crimes and low-level criminals, a perception of greater orderliness has contributed to a more unassailable feeling of general security and manageability, a feeling that could withstand even a sizable jump in the crime rate before it eroded.

If not, the pretense should be dropped before it erodes public confidence in the regulatory system.

I wanted them to see it as a way of marvelling at, as well as celebrating, the body's capacity to survive and evolve before it erodes".

We believe Tesco should reset its margin before it is eroded".

The awful year of 1968, and the mostly bad ones before it, have eroded Don's faith in advertising, and "Mad Men," has given up on trying to depict the work of its creative types as anything other than crass and half-hearted.

Spend it before it's eroded by a recession.

It is believed that the present documentation will serve as a repertoire to record this vanishing knowledge before it is eroded completely from the island and to the scientific community.

Mr. Lichtenstein says a substantial raise in the minimum wage -- back to its 1980 level, before inflation eroded it -- would have still more impact.

Then comes the next highly unlikely event: just as the bone is exposed, but before it can be eroded, a skilled palæontologist must just happen along, precisely at that point.

At the current rate of building within the green belt it would take a century before even 1% of it was eroded.

The confidently authoritarian Syria that existed before March 15 , 2011has eroded, its brutal decades-old secular pan-Arab regime is fighting for its existence.