Sentence examples for erode over time from inspiring English sources

Companies that have adopted golden parachutes tend to see their valuations (relative to their industry peers) erode over time.

"The bump in test scores after one year would be impressive if it didn't erode over time despite the continued use of small classes".

Ethical concerns to technology and scientific techniques tend to erode over time.

Market power, of the sort conveyed by licences or regulation, tends to erode over time.

In any case, he argues, history shows that exceptions made for a single country tend to erode over time.

But he thinks that once a level of trust is established, the fears should "erode over time".

First, his legislative achievements eroded over time.

Victims' concerns eroded over time until the system was completely offender-centred.

It is, all in all, hardly surprising that Lerner's interest has eroded over time.

There's a risk that it could be eroded over time – just look at what happened with tax credits.

When Connaughton started out in lobbying, it was considered unseemly to combine raising money with discussing issues, but that line eroded over time.