Sentence examples for eroding position from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has watched Mr. Saleh's eroding position with alarm, for fear of both escalating violence and a power vacuum that might allow the branch of Al Qaeda in Yemen greater freedom to operate.

You will not find any discussion of the eroding position of the middle class over the past few decades, or the decline in upward mobility, and the role these played in the creation of the credit bubble.

In 2001, Republicans in Florida drew districts that reflected the state's anti-Democratic geographic bias, but by 2008 (the year of the updated C&R numbers) this bias had disappeared and in 2011 Republicans were shoring up an eroding position.

So the war continues, with no immediate possibility of a peaceful solution – and with the policy failure of Saudi Arabia's military intervention eroding its position in the Arab world.

The venture may not thrill everyone: It could erode the position of companies that sell rights to view genome data.

They fear that international climate change negotiations, taking place under the auspices of the United Nations, will erode the position of corporations holding patents on existing and future technologies.

Barak's foreign policy and its attendant failures eroded his position at home.

"Weak banks are being asked to do things that will erode their position".

Some deputies worried that the bill, which now goes to the Senate, could erode the position of men.

Finishing fifth would seal Hunter-Reay the championship, but though his car ran strongly for much of the 500-mile race, late restarts threatened to erode his position.

"We have to take what is a hugely eroded leadership position in the international community and try to turn it around.