Sentence examples for eroding more than from inspiring English sources

Unless something is done soon, the Obama policy could end up eroding more than just the nation's industrial base.

What Happens Next — The Short Version: Support for Mr. Gingrich erodes more than support for Mr. Romney builds.

Larry Miller, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said sales at Starbucks had eroded more than those at other food and beverage chains.

They eroded more than 24m years ago from the cliff face of the Shivwits Plateau at the canyon's North Rim.

Work incentives for low-wage workers are eroded more than 10 percent of their compensation over the next couple of years, compared with 5 percent for midwage workers.

It said that equity capital had "eroded more than expected" and that there was a possibility of additional losses from shareholder lawsuits.

This year, Romney will need to win by a wide margin among those for whom access to post-secondary education is a key issue — particularly white men whose wages have stagnated or eroded more than those of women.

Shares of Edison Schools, the nation's largest for-profit operator of public schools, halted a weeklong slide yesterday that had eroded more than half the stock's value.

[A23.] Shares of Edison Schools Halt Slide Shares of Edison Schools, the nation's largest for-profit operator of public schools, halted a weeklong slide that had eroded more than half the stock's value.

The high tides eroded more than 1 mi of Texas State Highway 87, while at least another 15 mile of that highway was covered in sand and debris.

These show that the hard-rock surfaces are eroding more slowly than the soils, and that relief is therefore increasing in this landscape.