Sentence examples for eroding gradually from inspiring English sources

The pound, which traded at about 47 per dollar before the uprising against Mr. Assad began in March 2011, has been eroding gradually since then and was trading at 170 per dollar last week.

"Nadia should continue to erode gradually this extremely cheap debt," says Mr Wellby.

The 20 wt% hydrogel was eroded gradually in PBS at 37 °C for 60 days.

However, this method's effectiveness may be lost because the perforations will be eroded gradually during the fracturing period.

Archaeologists believe the two circles, which originally stood inland in boggy freshwater but are now being eroded gradually by the tides, were part of the same monumental complex connected with rites to honour the dead.

The deficit will erode gradually rather than exploding in a sudden loss of confidence in the UK.

However, studies have not been able to determine whether it eroded gradually or collapsed more suddenly during the last warm period, because of the lack of available records that far back in time.

That trust has eroded gradually since a high of 72percentt for all Americans in 1976.

The decline, researchers say, may be gradually eroding the quality of care.

But because of the cellphone and the Internet, that perception is gradually eroding.

America will still be a manufacturing power in our grandchildren's lifetime, but that status is gradually eroding.