Sentence examples for dramatically eroded from inspiring English sources

I was interested in the way that the Internet has so dramatically eroded our privacy.

"The public's confidence in the Fed has been dramatically eroded, and that's not good," said Laurence H. Meyer, a former member of the Fed's board of governors who runs a consulting firm, Macroeconomic Advisers.

But there is no question that the last eight years had dramatically eroded the public's confidence in government itself (call it Bush's revenge).

"These are generally very, very poor people for whom our safety net has been dramatically eroded over the last 30 years," he says.

In the years following World War I, inflation dramatically eroded the value of a police officer's salary.

This me-first-with-a vengeance-and-without-a-conscience is a key source of the financial and moral scandals that have dramatically eroded trust in business and government.

They were also genre-agnostic at a time when the Internet was beginning to dramatically erode genre boundaries.

Whereas flat, time-invariant rates with net metering lead to higher aggregate national deployment levels than the current mix of rate structures (+5% in 2050), rate structures with higher monthly fixed customer charges or PV compensation at levels lower than the full retail rate can dramatically erode aggregate customer adoption of PV (from −14%to−61%1%, depending on the design).

In a country where the federal government has just officially nixed habeas corpus and the Magna Carta, G8/NATO is the excuse du jour to dramatically erode the First Amendment in our city.

Although broadly used in single-analyte tests, it has recently become clear that such assays cannot be multiplexed above a few tens of simultaneous measurements [10], [11] in large part because cross-reactivity of secondary antibodies to surface-immobilized proteins (including primary antibodies) dramatically erodes specificity [1].

Killings by uniformed Afghans of foreign soldiers and civilians rose dramatically last year, eroding confidence between the sides at a crucial turning point in the conflict.