Sentence examples for erosion of value from inspiring English sources
Rather than a sudden, Lehman-style collapse, the authors say that it is far more common for firms to experience a slow erosion of value.
"Creditors and the government need to seek a quick resolution in the highly visible case of Daewoo in order to prevent further erosion of value," said David Coe, who remains the International Monetary Fund's representative in Korea even though the fund's program formally ended on Dec. 3.
As he became older, he became more, rather than less, obsessed with achieving a body of poetry that he described as a pursuit of "personal truth", and a resistance to the erosion of value in a society driven by money, power and technology.
In fact, the erosion of value over the past decade shows that the S&P 500, with income included, lost 3.44%, the Nasdaq lost 4.38%, and the Dow Jones 2.66%.
His latest book, "The Cheating Culture: Why More Americans Are Doing Wrong to Get Ahead" (Harcourt, 2004), contends that the steady erosion of values and honesty in American society is real, and as ominous as many on the right contend.
Murdoch has undoubtedly contributed to the coarsening of British society and also to an erosion of values, which now sees a society where the outrageous practices of his – and other – tabloid journalists are expected, if not quite accepted.
(That change received a burst of attention this year with the publication of Charles Murray's new book, "Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010," which attributed the decline of marriage to the erosion of values, rather than the decline of economic opportunity).
So the people of developing countries like Bangladesh are very vulnerable in the aspect of erosion of values and spreading different types of sexually transmitted diseases.
Instead of wealth, what trickles down is an erosion of values that further reinforces the culture of privilege with every passing day.
As such, there are some who will claim that Amber Cole's behavior is the product of slack parenting, single-parent households and the continued erosion of values within Black families.
