Sentence examples for eroded due to from inspiring English sources

Its parliamentary majority has already been eroded due to a tense vote on the latest austerity package.

The consensus eroded due to inflation, a lack of growth and public deficits and was superseded by a strategy of private debt, initiated by Thatcher but continued by New Labour.

"It's still a significant business where Barclays will be able to extract a survivor's premium as competition has been eroded due to withdrawal so it's not entirely surprising with that skill set that Mr Staley is a leading candidate".

New baseball arbitrator Fredric Horowitz will make that call, which will have an enormous impact on A-Rod's career - at age 38, with Rodriguez' skills eroded due to age and injury, every game counts, and so that is where the bulk of the fight lies.

Privacy eroded, due to cameras everywhere and increasing sophistication of data analysis.

It concludes that spending power in NI has already been eroded due to some of the slowest income growth and fastest increases in the cost of living.

For nearly two months, he watched the movement's initial concern of the bank bailout ramifications erode due to escalating problems within the park and the meaning of the "We are the 99%" becoming largely misunderstood.

Revenues from recorded music continue to erode due to declining sales of compact discs.

Consequently, indigenous knowledge of livestock husbandry is eroding, due to separation of the herd owners from carrying out herding activities.

Sales were eroding due to electronic media such as e-mail, and increased competition from smaller rivals with cheaper products.

Profit margins from development, however, have been steadily eroding due to rising construction costs, and asset prices appear to be stabilizing.