But don't forget child benefit – the erosion of both its value and its universality.
Racism and bigotry can infect the fabric of a community, leading to a slow erosion of its democratic values and ideals.
April 24 , 1905Guthrie, Kentucky September 15 , 1989Stratton, Vermont Robert Penn Warren, (born April 24 , 1905 Guthrie, Ky., U.S. died Sept. 15, 1989, Stratton, Vt ., American novelist, poet, critic, and teacher, best-known for his treatment of moral dilemmas in a South beset by the erosion of its traditional, rural values.
The truth is that the real threat to the BBC has never been from a sudden liquidation, but rather the gradual erosion of the values it claims to uphold.
But they also express concern about what they called the gradual erosion of their value.
The reason: The "bond vigilantes" — bond buyers — will insist on higher rates to compensate for the inflationary erosion of the value of their money.
This law met with limited success, owing to opposition on the part of workers, noncompliance among employers, the loss of rights on change of job or bankruptcy of the employer, and the erosion of the value of pensions during inflation.
A second major change was the erosion of simplistic value systems: with increased mobility and social mixing, the individual learned that the values and attitudes he or she had unquestioningly accepted were not necessarily shared by neighbours and co-workers.
Liberalism, welfare statism is causing water shortages, lack of employment opportunities, an erosion of the value of the dollar, a decrease in the standard of living, a rise in the price of gasoline and an overall lowering of the quality of life and economic opportunities for Americans.
The creative brief may be the most visible victim of the erosion of the value clients place on agency insights… and the decline of whatever relationship exists.
