Sentence examples for eroding to from inspiring English sources

This has enabled the group to say it will deliver adjusted pretax profits in line with 'market expectations' (unhelpfully not quantified by the company), but which we believe has been eroding to around €93mm.

Mr. Ovitz's backing for Scour.com's file exchange mechanism suggests opposition may be eroding to technology that, by many accounts, will force the development of new business models for the entertainment industry, changing how artists are compensated for their work and how their work is protected.

It is of little use when it comes to security, and as successive equality rulings make clear, the differentiation of rights between genders is eroding to the point where being "legally" (whatever that means) male or female makes next to no difference whatsoever.

A unified model has been developed to predict release not only from bulk eroding and surface eroding systems but also from matrices that transition from surface eroding to bulk eroding behavior during the course of degradation.

Within individual hillslopes, carbon concentrations of the mineral-associated SOC fraction doubled from eroding to depositional soils at the drier site, but no topographic trend was observed at the wetter site.

Softer sedimentary rocks have been eroded to form embayments.

A ventifact that has been eroded to three curved facets is called a dreikanter.

The euro since has eroded to its lowest value in more than a decade, about ¥95.

Gradually her confidence was eroded to the point of no return.

So the caves haven't eroded to nothing and are now largely dry.

That's been squandered to some degree and eroded to some degree by the current crisis".