Sentence examples for but it has eroded from inspiring English sources

But it has eroded.

But it had eroded his skills.

"There is much work to be done, across the nation and in Cleveland, to rebuild trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve where it has eroded, but it can be done," Gupta said.

But the coalition government says that it has eroded the incentive to put money aside for retirement.

Q. Do you think the safety movement has eroded trust between patients and doctors? A. It has eroded trust in safety, but I think that was absolutely necessary.

"Our coverage has been sporadic," he says, "and it has eroded over the years.

"It had eroded away?" M asked.

It had eroded the anterior cortex of the proximal metaphysic, just above the lesser trochanter.

"That probably an understatement," says Stork. "Confidence in Kurdistan's protection is now pretty low… no one know's if it's a lack of ability or determination, but it certainly has eroded and no one's sure what's going on right now".

But its voting strength has eroded.

But inflation has eroded the boost to growth provided by a big devaluation in 2002.