Sentence examples for erosion of those from inspiring English sources

Trump and his allies seized on the erosion of those claims.

A poor reading on consumer sentiment caused an erosion of those gains, though markets rebounded later.

If unemployment is concentrated among young workers with only fledgling networks of connections to labour markets, erosion of those connections isn't much of a threat, either.

Shares of Bristol-Myers, which gets nearly one-fifth of its revenue from Plavix, were down 6.85percentt yesterday on the prospect of a major erosion of those sales.

The erosion of those who love and look after the central figure, as she slips from that radiance to despair, is the clearest, most convincing aspect of Polar Bears.

The section of "Climate Change Impacts on the United States" addressing "coral reef die-offs" notes that increased carbon dioxide concentrations can result in "reduced growth rates" and "increased vulnerability to erosion" of those very reef habitats at the heart of the Hawaiian monument's ecosystem.

"It's the natural erosion of these shows," he said.

This strikes home for real-life viewers because Americans all across the ideological spectrum regularly warn against the erosion of the freedoms embodied in those documents.

Partly offsetting those gains was the continued erosion of the local wired telephone business.

Erosion of the cliffs by waves, however, has washed away much of those towns.

You had in a way the erosion of all those things that prop up civility by 77' they were under tremendous stress and then, boom, the electricity goes out, the lights go out and a different reality sets in for twenty-four hours.