Sentence examples for eroded by a from inspiring English sources

In the fourth quarter, Citigroup's profit was eroded by a $1.3 billion legal bill.

But that check-and-balance mechanism was severely eroded by a 1983 Supreme Court ruling.

His report reflected concern that safety was being "eroded" by a reduction in staff and resources.

He must try to repair his favorability ratings among independent voters, which were eroded by a bruising primary campaign.

In France and Italy an obsession with national ownership has been eroded by a need for foreign investment.

The finished wall, which uses straw as a bonding material, appeared as if slightly eroded by a rainstorm.

Individual freedom has been disastrously eroded by a government that uses fear to push an agenda of surveillance and control.

That belief has been eroded by a growing protest movement in Toronto, fueled by several police shootings of black Canadians.

Consumer protection in the financial services industry has been seriously eroded by a major drop in enforcement actions and staffing.

The civil service is being eroded by a pungent acid that will soon dissolve the foundations of our politics.

Faith in the long-term saving industry has been eroded by a succession of scandals, notably over the mis-selling of personal pensions.