Sentence examples for eroding gains from inspiring English sources

The strategy announcement comes a day after Deutsche reported a 50% drop in first-quarter earnings, with hefty legal charges eroding gains in investment banking revenue.

European bourses U-turned into the red on Thursday, eroding gains made after the U.S. Beige Book indicated that the American economy was stabilizing and the nation was pulling itself out of recession.

The unemployment rates in Burbank and Glendale worsened slightly in May, eroding gains made the month before, according to the latest jobs report released Friday.

Low interest rates have also eroded gains on investments.

EXPENSES One belief that investors take as gospel is that high expenses erode gains.

Republicans are now well positioned for a statewide resurgence, threatening several Democratic seats in the midterm elections and raising questions about whether the opening chapter of the Obama administration has eroded gains that Democrats had been making here for the previous six years.

But European debt woes and a falling Euro eroded gains to the point where system wide sales were flat for the month in real terms, as opposed to a constant currency gain of 7.4%.

"Unregulated e-cigarette use also has the potential to erode gains in smoking cessation and smoke-free laws," they wrote.

"E-cigarette use and acceptance of e-cigarettes has the potential to renormalize smoking behavior," it wrote in a policy statement, adding, "Unregulated e-cigarette use also has the potential to erode gains in smoking cessation and smoke-free laws".

(AP) — Northern California crews battling the country's deadliest wildfire in a century were bracing for strong winds Sunday that could erode gains they have made in containing the fearsome blaze, which has killed at least 76 and leveled a town.

BRASILIA, 8 November 2004 – Acknowledging that HIV/AIDS, conflict and deepening poverty have eroded gains in enrolling more girls in school in many countries, UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy today called on nations to respect promises made to ensure that girls and boys receive the same educational opportunities.