Sentence examples for being eroded by a from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The British Fashion Council's education spokeswoman, Sarah Mower, described a "creative gene pool being eroded" by a system which now leaves MA graduates with £50,000 of debt.

"The educational foundations of our society are presently being eroded by a rising tide of mediocrity that threatens our very future as a nation and as a people," it warned.

"But is the judiciary's position being eroded by a series of accidents arising from these constitutional changes?" It was a question on which he invited the constitution committee to reflect.

This America still exists, but it is being eroded by an administration that believes it can rule outside the rule of law.

Many Republican and Democratic members believe that sanctions helped nudge Iran to the negotiating table and that they are being eroded by an administration ­eager for a legacy-building deal.

Horkheimer came to see that these antidemocratic trends gradually undermined the realization of an expressive whole, with the consequence that "the situation of the individual is hopeless," that the subjective conditions for exercising freedom and achieving solidarity were being eroded by an increasingly totalizing social reification.

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.