Sentence examples for eroded after from inspiring English sources

Though they were once collaborators, their relationship gradually eroded after Google released Android.

At the same time, Mr. Christopher said ridership had eroded after preperformance pickups in Manhattan were discontinued about five years ago.

By all accounts Vick has tried to stay in good physical shape but there is no telling how much his skills have eroded after two missed seasons.

After the initial controversy surrounding Mr. Churchill, faculty members leaped to defend his right to free speech, but that support eroded after the accusations of research misconduct.

While faculty members initially leapt to defend Mr. Churchill's right to free speech after his essay came to light, support for him eroded after the faculty report.

His leadership was further eroded after the elections last month when it became clear that the Democrats would be unable to bring their members together to elect a majority leader in the chamber.

Things could also erode after the battles are over if snipers or terrorists attack peacekeeping troops.

Profit began to erode after regulators started investigating the pricing of stocks on the Nasdaq.

The public's trust of the government has been eroding after rising to a record high of 55percentt in a Times/CBS News Poll in October 2001.

Brand came to Knight's defense in 1998 when the coach's support seemed to be eroding after a history of boorish behavior and, by Indiana standards, subpar seasons.

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — President Hamid Karzai stressed his support for Afghanistan's election commission on Wednesday as international trust in the group appeared to be eroding after allegations of widespread fraud in last month's presidential vote.