Sentence examples similar to eroded through long years from inspiring English sources
In recent years, parliament has seen some of its powers eroded through judicial review and the EU.
The trouble with standards is that they have a tendency to wear out their welcome after so many years, any meaning they might have once had eroded through overfamiliarity.
The battery became lodged in her oesophagus and eroded through into her trachea.
The authors present the case of a 50-year-old man in whom a symptomatic subdural hematoma (SDH) resulting from a cavernous hemangioma of the calvaria had hemorrhaged and eroded through the inner table of the skull and dura mater.
He squeaked through then ruled for eight long years.
Most industry observers believe that the downturn in values/pricing is over, but that the fundamentals will continue to erode through at least mid-year, with the possible exceptions of New York City and Washington, D.C.
The challenge then will become an opportunity for partial recovery of the industrial competitiveness eroded in recent years, as long as the effects of nominal foreign-exchange devaluations are not unwound by a subsequent acceleration in inflation.
That lasted four long years.
RIM's BlackBerry has long been the default device where security is key, but its dominance has been eroded in recent years as popular consumer devices such as Apple's iPhone have their security credentials bolstered by third-party software.
