Sentence examples similar to eroded skill from inspiring English sources

That process of eroding skill along with an abiding hopelessness will only get worse as nearly 4 of 10 out of work Americans have been unemployed for over half a year.

His age and eroding skills.

The Cubs said Soriano was the victim of a fairly typical slow start, not eroding skills.

But as the Yankees have learned, physical breakdowns and eroding skills do not make for compelling TV.

Hilariously, he appears to be heading to Minnesota to fill the Vikings' need for an aging quarterback with questionably eroding skills.

For now, however, insufficient private spending rather than excessive government borrowing is what is impeding job creation, discouraging investment and eroding skills.

Even before the death of his father, Marbury had been dealing with possibly eroding skills, heading toward 31 in another five weeks.

Noting that more than 40 percent of the unemployed have been out of work six months or longer, nearly double the share of a year ago, he said: "I am particularly concerned about that statistic, because long spells of unemployment erode skills and lower the longer-term income and employment prospects of these workers".

"Long-term unemployment not only imposes exceptional near-term hardships on workers and their families; it also erodes skills and may have long-lasting effects on workers' employment and earnings prospects," he said Wednesday in his semiannual testimony to Congress.

But it had eroded his skills.

She refuses to believe age has eroded her skills.