Class divisions were not greatly eroded by the blitz.
Companies face large pension bills now because three years of declining stock prices have greatly eroded the assets in their pension funds.
All involved know that connecting the Internet to television and vice versa could solidify the distributors' place in the food chain — or greatly erode it.
Whatever force the holding in McElroy may once have had, its precedential force has been greatly eroded by the 1919 Act, whose legislative history disapproves of such presumptions, supra, at 457-458, and by subsequent decisions such as Kotteakos.
Because of the conflict, the impressive gains against AIDS are being lost, thousands of children cannot go to school, corruption is spreading, and the government's ability to be a stabilizing force in the region has been greatly eroded.
Sales of major labels like EMI's Virgin Records and BMG's RCA have been ruled out on the grounds that such divestitures would greatly erode the $290 million in savings a combination is expected to generate, people close to the discussions said.
In recent years, Don King's status as the most powerful man in the sport has been greatly eroded as others, most notably Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions, have cornered the market in staging world-class fights.
The concensus of authorities is that the law, though under threat, has become so popular among so many groups that it is not likely to be repealed or greatly eroded any time soon.
Its fundamental purpose is to give individuals and families the confidence that their level of living and quality of life will not, insofar as is possible, be greatly eroded by any social or economic eventuality.
