Sentence examples for constant erosion of from inspiring English sources

The constant erosion of the newspaper's sales and a weak advertising market have not helped.

All of this ridiculous nonsense ends up damaging the economy, and that's not to mention the constant erosion of civil liberties.

Now, the last thing I'd like to imply to any potential employers, especially in the current perma-recession, is that I'm in some way hostile to this constant erosion of our work-life balance.

"When you have no youngsters there is no future and with this constant erosion of services it's not very encouraging". Argyll and Bute Council said it recognised the importance of the islands air service.

"It's representative of this constant erosion of what privacy means and what our privacy expectations are".

I share his concern about the constant erosion of the language in the common usage.

Along the lower courses of the Ganges and Brahmaputra and along the Meghna, the land undergoes constant erosion and deposition of silt because of the shifts and changes in these active rivers.

The Pinnacles, Australia - 30,000 years of constant erosion has left travelers down under with another of the world's most amazing desert landscapes: The Pinnacles of Namburg National Park in Western Australia.

The first time the guys don't include you in the conversation at a meeting, you think, 'I'm not interested anyway.' But a whole year of these conversations -- there's this kind of constant erosion".

Another hand-wrought evocation of the digital is a two-thirds-size sculpture of the artist (one of many self-portraits) made of sugar cubes, whose gentle and constant erosion suggests disintegrating pixels.

The novel, as it roams over many aspects of Indian life, portraying a land wherein privacy and honesty are subject to constant erosion, strikes a warm spot in the topic of the written word.