Sentence examples for drastically eroded from inspiring English sources
But over the last two years, heavy rains have drastically eroded the island and repeatedly wiped out thousands of flamingo eggs.
This hyperconcentration of wealth and income, and the overwhelming political clout it has put into the hands of the monied interests, has drastically eroded the capacity of government to respond to the needs of the middle class and others of modest income.
Stiff competition from the Apple iPhone and phones using Google's Android software drastically eroded RIM's share of the American smartphone market to about 9 percent in the third quarter of 2011 from nearly half the market two years earlier, according to Canalys, a market research firm based near London.
Stiff competition from the AppleiPhone and phones using Google's Android software drastically eroded RIM's share of the American smartphone market to about 9 percent in the third quarter of 2011 from nearly half the market two years earlier, according to Canalys, a market research firm based near London.
Mr. Hemmings also warned that if the union excluded inbound flights by airlines from around the globe, including the United States, that would cut the emissions covered by the system by 40 percent, drastically eroding its effectiveness.
They also mentioned that, while initially profit margins on generic second line and new first line products might reach 20to25percententheyherodeddrasticallyally between 2010 and 2012.
We aren't militants, as Gove claims, but teachers who feel battered by the way he has eroded our pay and conditions, drastically curtailed our freedom to teach, and exacerbated the very social segregation he purports to be eradicating.
Yet one trend has eroded conventional wisdom — gradually over the last 60 years and drastically over the last decade — with nary a comment: lefties are disappearing from first base.
It has already badly eroded Libya's combat power — with scores of missile and airstrikes against Libya's air defenses and armored columns — but not yet drastically reversed the military equation on the ground.
Health benefits have eroded.
