Sentence examples for erosion of services from inspiring English sources
"We need people to be more informed consumers, but the vast majority have no experience of care and if [councils] carry on commissioning the way [they] do now, we are just going to be watching the gradual erosion of services".
"When you have no youngsters there is no future and with this constant erosion of services it's not very encouraging". Argyll and Bute Council said it recognised the importance of the islands air service.
In recent years, the lack of funding has led to a severe erosion of services, shortage in medicine and a lack of qualified personnel.
Policies that support availability of CBHWs to deliver CCM on a routine basis, including for emergencies after hours and on weekends, are needed to help protect against erosion of services.
The erosion of library services has long provoked outcry from authors.
But in recent years, the erosion of local services has forced a number of residents to move away.
This is the result of long-term tactics at government level, aimed at changing the NHS as we know it by causing the erosion of both services and the morale of those who are on the frontline trying desperately to make it work.
But as the case studies on these pages show, there are other problems too: from the erosion of local services to the toll taken recently by the recession on jobs, there are any number of obstacles for the 9.7 million people living in rural Britain to overcome.
It is on the state and local level where the erosion of public services is being most keenly felt.
The majority of the refugees are seeking shelter in the traditionally deprived Northern and Bekaa regions of Lebanon, where already vulnerable host communities are seeing increased expenditures, declines in incomes and an erosion of public services.
Thus, light pollution can also be considered an important driver behind the erosion of ecosystem services (e.g. pollination of plants by moths or bats, loss of biodiversity, and changes to food webs [9]).
