Sentence examples for eroded both from inspiring English sources

Having started the campaign a clear favourite, a series of scandals has eroded both his own and his party's standing.

In power, Labour has eroded both principles, while displaying restraint in the use of its expanded powers.

The extreme wealth inequality we have identified is a result of years of policies that have eroded both public spending and private income for families with children.

In most cases the staggered elevations in these systems were formed when the river eroded both laterally and vertically during the phase of degradation.

In our judgment, the assumptions underlying these questions are prime evidence of a broad managerial failure a failure of both vision and leadership that over time has eroded both the inclination and the capacity of U.S. companies to innovate.

But by 1990, Mikhail Gorbachev's efforts to restructure the Soviet Union's economy and democratize its political system had eroded both the CPSU's unity and its monopolistic hold on power.

It backfired, eroding both margins and market shares.

This coalition now seems to be eroding both from above and below.

"The plague of sexual assault erodes both the heart and the soul".

As a result, scores of Sears and Kmart stores look ragged next to their competitors, alienating shoppers and eroding both chains' sales and profits.

The whole world of classical music has gradually been eroding, both from the competing sound-blasts of amplified trivia and from the distractions of the rapidly all-consuming media glut.