Sentence examples for eroded under from inspiring English sources

American expertise is needed now to rebuild a judiciary eroded under Mr. Hussein's rule.

Our constitutional rights are being eroded under this administration's complete disregard for the law.

This group's wages would be further eroded under Mr. Fox's proposals.

Ought we be concerned that our rights to protest are being continually eroded under the guise of enhancing our safety?

With a large public deficit and a sharply diminished manufacturing sector that has eroded under globalization, "France can already be considered part of the south," Mr. Lefeuvre said.

This family has the possibility of being great, and it's just eroded under the recriminations, the forgiveness, and the blame — and the self-blame, and the guilt. . . .

That expectation can erode under television lights and on Twitter.

That fanned fears in this former British colony that its legal system and autonomy were eroding under Chinese sovereignty.

Oil prices fell early last week on concern that demand might be eroding under pressure from high prices, but rebounded on Friday after encouraging economic data from the United States.

But he argued that his support for Mr. Santorum would not erode under the spotlight, as it had for the other candidates.

Their company, Planting Empowerment, leases land in the region — a pocket of biological riches that has been eroding under decades of slash-and-burn farming.