Sentence examples for has continued to erode from inspiring English sources

Since then, Revlon's share of the cosmetics market has continued to erode.

Market analysts say the market value of wireless spectrum has continued to erode.

At the end of January, the European currency was valued almost 12percentt below its average worth during the first quarter of 1999, and it has continued to erode since then.

"The problem is that it's another area that has continued to erode for many years and SSSI or not, you can't look at every piece in isolation - you have to look at the jigsaw as a whole.

Meanwhile, local warlords have continued to erode the authority of the central government in Kabul.

While "Today" lost its longstanding lead over ABC's "Good Morning America" in April, before Ms. Curry was ousted, its ratings have continued to erode since her departure.

More recently, Ford's sales and its market share have continued to erode as the economy has weakened and the company, like the other members of the Big Three, has come under pressure from foreign automakers.

To protect those reserves, Ms Fernández has effectively blocked the sale of dollars at the official rate since she was reelected in 2011.The policy has succeeded in reducing capital flight, but expensive energy imports and limp tourism figures have continued to erode the reserves, which fell by $4.7 billion in the first five months of 2013, to their lowest level in six years.

And the New York magazine blog Vulture (nymag.com/daily/entertainment) is unequivocal in its support, begging, "Please, ABC, don't cancel 'Cavemen'!" As of this writing ABC has made no public statement about the future of "Cavemen," whose ratings have continued to erode since its premiere.

But since then, the newspaper industry's advertising revenues have continued to erode at a worrisome rate.

But not at the neglect of an industrial base which has continued to be eroded in the past few years by manufacturing recession and an overvalued currency.