Sentence examples for has eroded for from inspiring English sources

While the value of the rial has eroded for the past few years as Iran's economic isolation has deepened, the severity of the drop worsened with surprising speed in recent days as Iranians rushed to sell rials for dollars.

And Anya Kamenetz noted in The Atlantic magazine in December, "During the past three decades, the United States has slipped from first among nations to 10th in the percentage of people holding a college degree, even as the job market has eroded for Americans without one".

While steadfast belief in the death penalty may have eroded for some, the fierce ethos of eye-for-an-eye — whether based on religion or the code of the West — is alive and well.

The internet printing marketplace has eroded margins for printed materials, making it more and more difficult for local printers to compete.

The scandal has eroded support for Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's government ahead of the poll for Parliament's upper house, risking a long-term political stalemate.

Chris Young from the Real Bread Campaign believes the price of white sandwich loaf, known asChorleywood bread, (which accounts for 80% of the UK's bread) is what has eroded respect for bread.

This political uncertainty has eroded demand for Italian debt.

The sharp drop in air traffic worldwide over the last year has eroded revenue for full-service and low-cost airlines alike.

The dollar's 25percentt slide against the euro in the last year has eroded demand for European exports, deepening the region's economic slump.

Aides said the ads were meant to inoculate Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire, against the kind of backlash that has eroded support for other popular incumbents in times of financial turmoil.

His team is slumping, its confidence has eroded and for the first time since he took over as Yankees manager, he is telling some of the team's most established players that they are not good enough.