Sentence examples for has been severely eroded from inspiring English sources

"Do Not Resist" shows that the distinction between the two has been severely eroded.

Energy trading has dwindled radically over the last year, because the creditworthiness of the trading companies has been severely eroded.

Small retail investors' confidence in the Indian markets, battered by one crisis after another since early this year, has been severely eroded.

After decades of institutional inertia and official corruption, opposition figures here say, the government's capacity to respond to crises has been severely eroded, a fact that has emerged starkly in recent days.

Tourism in Florida has been severely eroded by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Over the last decade, the amount of grants offered to students attending private institutions has been severely eroded by inflation.

The beach, which had been severely eroded, has been replenished using local, state and federal financing.

It found that five had been washed away completely and six more had been severely eroded.

Lack of sediment has meant that local fish species have become extinct and the Grand Canyon's beaches have been severely eroded.

Since taking office in May, Mr. Kirchner has helped the economy inch toward its first year of growth in nearly six years, and he has done so in part by showing strong sympathy for the Argentine consumer, whose standard of living and purchasing power have been severely eroded by the economic crisis.

But what has changed over the past few decades is that, in many cities, the pathways to upward mobility have been severely eroded, as their jobs markets polarise and the stable jobs of the 'middle' begin to slip away," said Alexandra Jones, chief executive of the Centre for Cities.