The dispute developed into a major confrontation between the administration, which has an aversion to any international institution that appears to infringe on American sovereignty, and its European allies, which saw the American demands as an attempt to erode the reach and prestige of a court that the European Union sees as a major advance for human rights.
But over time, a natural increase in competition for space in the feed plus increased restrictions on promotional and marketing posts have eroded the reach of Pages, and subsequently some of the value of Page Likes.
It refers to the capacity of ecosystems to regulate the quantity of eroded sediment reaching the stream network, and thus delivering benefits like maintaining soil and water quality and reservoir functions.
That said, the BYOD trend has been steadily eroding BlackBerry's enterprise reach, so even here its appeal is increasingly niche.
But just because the islands are growing now, doesn't mean they won't suddenly begin eroding when the sea reaches a certain height.
And that is the conundrum facing China's leaders: they want to maintain the growth needed to satisfy an increasingly prosperous and vociferous society, yet worry that the proposed changes could erode the political reach and stability they see as underpinning one-party rule.
He also has reason to believe that the side wall of the growing crater will reach a neighbouring eroding valley in the coming summer months.
Yet significant action reversing declining labor standards and eroding bargaining power is still within reach.
Though prices in most categories of commercial and residential real estate have not fallen sharply, they have eroded from peaks reached in 1984.
Inflation reached 40% in 2016, eroding living standards in a country where millions remaining mired in deep poverty despite the massive income generated by oil.
We've reached the climax, and the relationship is eroding.
