Sentence examples for benefit eroded by from inspiring English sources

For the past 25 years, the risk of seeing your benefit eroded by high inflation seemed remote.

The new minister also voted for the bedroom tax and against a plan to stop benefits being eroded by rising prices.

If not championed by leaders who understand its broad benefits, it will constantly be eroded by narrow economic nationalism.

The study says the differences in income are eroded by factors such as benefits, tax, tax credits and childcare costs.

Skandia, along with other life insurers, has seen its profits eroded by plummeting stock markets and rising benefit costs.

Those who advocate formal adoption of the American dollar argue that it would also benefit countries in which wage-earners are used to seeing their purchasing power eroded by high inflation and a weak currency.

Ms. Draut made the case that the hallmarks of adulthood — from getting an education to buying a home to finding a good job with decent benefits to raising children and beginning to save for retirement — had been eroded by the shortsighted public policies that have prevailed in recent decades.

Benefits are calculated based on lifetime earnings, and those have already been eroded by youth unemployment.

While British workers saw their purchasing power eroded by the sales tax increase, the unemployed did not, because unemployment benefits in Britain are automatically indexed to inflation.

Still, some Louisiana officials suggest that the berms will not only block oil but also benefit the barrier islands, which have been starved of sediment from the leveeing of the Mississippi River and heavily eroded by storms like Hurricane Katrina.

The second Stated Preference exercise highlights respondents' concerns that the benefits in improved network performance achieved by a reduction in traffic levels through higher toll-charges should not be eroded by new (induced) traffic attracted onto the network.