Sentence examples for essentially erode from inspiring English sources

That plan would "essentially erode the health insurance market," he said, by eliminating Medicaid expansion, instituting regressive subsidies and getting rid of consumer protections.

Quite understandably, such a finding one that essentially eroded the justification of a very common orthopedic procedure was met with unprecedented criticism and even hostility.

The combination of long-term hyperaridity, scarcity of vegetation and lack of bioturbation, salts cementation, dust accumulation and tight desert pavement cover, has protected the surfaces from erosion forming one of the most remarkably stable landscapes on Earth, a landscape that essentially has not eroded, but accumulated salt and dust for more than 106 yr.

Increased competition and the availability of a diverse array of merchandise to populations that had been essentially captive audiences threatened to erode their customer base.

And with saving deposit rates in China kept unusually low by state-run banks, many people are seeing the value of their savings erode by what are essentially negative returns.

Therefore the protests essentially reinforced, rather than eroded, the political system.

Profits began to erode.

Homeowners' equity continues to erode.