Sentence examples for fast eroded from inspiring English sources

The brutal reality is that the social and political solidarity that kept most of the entrants in the last edition, in 1970, more or less together as a vast extended happy family has been fast eroded.

Then, 24 hours later, the rest of the world is invited, as the film is rolled out to 200-odd venues in more than 50 countries, from cinemas in Lebanon and Tehran to a sports stadium on the Pacific island of Kiribati, where the coastline is being fast eroded by the rising tide.

Its power is fast eroding.

American leverage is fast eroding.

This toxic cocktail is fast eroding Russians' confidence.

The distinction between fact and fantasy is fast eroding.

Like the rest of European social democracy, France's centre-left sees its base fast eroding.

In fact, though, Mr. Obama's reserve of trust among his own party's progressives has been fast eroding.

Appearances have always mattered to some degree, for women more than for men, although this distinction is fast eroding.

But the experts say the rapid growth of commercially available technologies is fast eroding the government's edge.

With oil prices around $49 a barrel, profitability is fast eroding at oil sands projects and may already be vanishing at some operations.