Sentence examples for erode even further from inspiring English sources

If his numbers stay the same or erode even further, Democrats' chances of holding the Senate disappear.

In the United States, Professor Pearce said, "grabbing on and holding to the truth is becoming more challenging". If kompromat becomes a more widespread tactic, public trust will erode even further.

Countries outside the euro zone are not party to some decisions, which can make them fear marginalisation; the "six pack" of fiscal regulations agreed last year and the newly devised fiscal compact erode even further the ability of a government within the zone to control its own fate.

Most people will continue to struggle along, income inequality, already high, will grow to unparalleled levels, and the underpinnings of long-term financial stability for the country as a whole will erode even further.

Meaning his base support could erode even further than it already has.

This will cause the value of the Pell Grant to erode even further during this period.

And it is costing Detroit more money to prevent the market from eroding even further.

But the intellectual labor now going on to revitalize the center is necessary if we are to prevent our democracy from eroding even further as is now happening in Hungary and Poland.

Whatever the truth, the raid had the opposite of its intended effect, appalling a lot of Kenyans, rallying the fractious local media and eroding even further the government's dwindling credibility.The most brutal treatment of journalists in the region is in Eritrea, which has no press freedom of any kind, and in Ethiopia.

And in the age of mobile browsing and apps, the company's relevance eroded even further.

Spending eroded even further (a $200 drop) in November along with consumer confidence, bouncing back only slightly for the holidays.