Sentence examples for eroded because of from inspiring English sources

Women resorted to cutting trees for fuel and the terraces eroded because of lack of maintenance.

But Congressional support has eroded because of resistance from organized labor and rising tensions over Taiwan.

"To see that lead eroded because of regulatory policy is very regrettable".

Public support for the deployment has eroded because of the deaths of Polish soldiers and a resurgence of the Taliban.

"The coherence of military strategy is being eroded because of undue civilian influence and direction of nonconventional military operations," Sheehan said.

Their historic dominance in the small and midsize car segments also eroded because of the presence of more competitive models from the Detroit car companies.

Barrier islands are generally eroding, because of higher sea levels and more severe storms.

While several girls' schools have planned computer science courses, they erode because of lack of interest.

Our power and authority is eroding because of the amounts we are sending abroad for energy and consumer goods".

American officials say that the capabilities of North Korea's Army have begun to erode because of equipment shortfalls and training deficiencies.

But, he added, "I don't think Chrysler has the strength or the talent to keep their future from eroding, because of the imports".