Sentence examples for had been badly eroded from inspiring English sources
Designed by Sir John Vanbrugh, the amateur architect who built Castle Howard and Blenheim Palace, the monument had been badly eroded by time, weather and pollution.
The party's support has been badly eroded by internal strife, which began when Mr. Haider forced out several senior officials, including Susanne Riess-Passer, who also served as vice chancellor.
Now they must work out what this means in practice.More immediately Prachanda must reassert the authority of the state, which has been badly eroded over the past two years as crime has spiralled and ethnic groups clamoured for their rights.
Freedom of expression has been badly eroded under Dr Mahathir, and critics of the government no longer believe that they can count on either the media or the courts to protect them.The press is the most obvious example.
The pair had spoken as recently as during the pre-finals friendlies and may now do so again, but there are concerns within the setup that Sterling's confidence may have been badly eroded by his toils in France.
Many Israeli generals believe Israel's deterrence capability has been badly eroded and they may need to put on a real sound and light show that will demonstrate to the whole region just how sophisticated its air force has become.
Attempts by traditional media, whose readership has been badly eroded by the rise of the internet, to point out the facts fell on disbelieving ears and even encouraged some "netizens" to begin a terror campaign against these organisations.
Both trust and credibility have been badly eroded over the last six months by revelations that many bishops permitted the continuing ministry of priests with a record of sexually abusing minors.
