Sentence examples for eroding to the from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Trust in media institutions has eroded to the point where politicians can openly mock traditional news to thunderous applause.

The Geer analysis has also been eroded to the point of virtual extinction in cases involving regulation of wild animals.

The barge had not moved since then, but the Mississippi's bank — consumed by the scouring currents — had eroded to the west.

"The point is that the federal minimum wage has eroded to the level of irrelevance," said Paul Sonn, associate counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law.

When Hog Island, on the Virginia Coast, eroded to the point where it was uninhabitable in the 1930s, residents barged their houses to the nearby towns of Willis Wharf and Oyster.

The value of the minimum wage has slowly eroded to the point that today it is worthless.

Their trust had eroded to the point that they believed their only avenue for justice and security was violence.

As the canyon continues to erode to the west it will eventually capture (in perhaps 3 million years) the watershed of the East Fork of the Sevier River.

Sure enough, as I kept the ingredients moving, the mountain of lettuce eroded to the tiniest hillock, lending its juices (mostly water, but with flavor) to the pan.