Sentence examples for eroding on from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Clinton's own image was eroding on moral as well as legislative grounds.

Sympathy for it is dangerously eroding on U.S. campuses and among Democratic voters — not to speak of in other Western countries.

The worldwide acceptance of dollars is an important pillar of American soft power that is eroding on multiple fronts around the world.

One of the best locations for dating these events is the dune system of Cape Kiwanda, where a parabolic dune is eroding on a broad front making six paleosols visible.

With Stewart Downing initially shining and Afonso Alves showing some stellar touches, Boro were largely superior but found their menace repeatedly eroding on the central-defensive rocks known as Morgan and Matthew Kilgallon.

Moreover, with the borders eroding on formal wear as well, many of these clothes can double as cheeky black-tie wear — or for when the dress code is "black tie optional," which may well be the only code more confusing than "festive".

As is its historic duty, that force of idle workers is once again driving down wages, lengthening working hours, eroding on-the-job conditions, and adding an element of raw fear to the lives of anyone still lucky enough to have a job.

Boil.' " Social histories are usually told after the fall, and the influence of Mrs. Parish has waned, eroded on one side by the mass merchandizing of Americana and on the other by the triumph of high-end modernism.

Boil.' " Social histories are usually told after the fall, and the influence of Mrs. Parish has waned, eroded on one side by the mass merchandizing of Americana and on the other by the triumph of high-end modernism.

But then, this is one tradition that has eroded on Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's watch.

"We've all said we're one bad incident away from having this erode on us," he said.