Sentence examples for eroding the standard from inspiring English sources

Last month, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd created a new cabinet-level minister for population to examine how many people the country can accommodate without eroding the standard of living.

Mr. Cardoso's other historic achievement is taming inflation, which for decades had eroded the standard of living here, acting as a hidden tax whose cost was borne primarily by the poor.

Brady is accused of something that erodes the standards of competition.

Third World America is direct and clear in its message: Decades of aggressive corporate lobbying, driven by bankers and other large corporations, have led to a series of policy decisions that are eroding the American standard of living.

Deep-rooted changes in the economy are now eroding the living standards of families with incomes below the median even during periods of economic growth.

Critics claim the deal would do what past trade deals are blamed for doing – threatening manufacturing jobs and eroding the living standards of American workers.

My charge is much simpler: the euro project is not only failing to deliver on the promises of its originators, it's doing the exact opposite – by eroding the living standards of ordinary Europeans.

The good news is that President Obama appears to have decided to devote the rest of his presidency to trying to tackle the forces behind the yawning inequities that have hamstrung social and economic mobility, eroding the living standards of the middle class.

But really, the yellow vests are just another logical consequence of a four-decade shift from the Fordist age to the Entrepreneurial Age a process that has been slowly eroding the living standards of the Western middle class.

A 1970s boom largely benefited the middle classes, but a subsequent price collapse condemned many of this class to poverty while eroding the living standards of the already impoverished.

Both have legislated large prospective cuts in the generosity of their public pension systems, threatening to erode the living standard of the old.