Sentence examples for has eroded from from inspiring English sources

The Sabres are struggling to maintain their season-ticket base, which has eroded from 8,100 at the end of last season to about 6,000.

So much gold has eroded from the monumental equestrian statue of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman in Grand Army Plaza on Fifth Avenue that the statue looks more like a work in tarnished brass than in gilded bronze.

The U.S. is considered a world leader in photovoltaic technology, but that edge in global PV sales has eroded from 44% of total sales in 1996 to 40% in 1997 and 35% in 1998, slippage that might explain why the DOE has jumped on the PV bandwagon.

That glass formed when material that had eroded from the martian surface was melted by the impact that lofted material into space about 700,000 years ago.

That's because the plants are especially tolerant to copper that has eroded into soils from the mother lodes.

But Congressional support has eroded because of resistance from organized labor and rising tensions over Taiwan.

Clinton's lead here has eroded in recent weeks from double digits to an average lead of 8 percentage points.

For Amazon, whose share of the e-book market has eroded to close to 60 percent from about 90 percent since 2010, the Justice Department action is a major victory over one of its top rivals, Apple.

The front-runner remains Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, but her support has eroded steadily in recent months, from a high of 37 percent at the end of February (when Mr. Weiner was not included in the list of possible candidates) to 25 percent today.

Polling shows support for Common Core standards has eroded steadily in recent years, from 65% of the public in 2013 to 49% in a poll conducted in the spring for the academic journal Education Next.

Over the years, pressure from the left has eroded such vestiges of religious interference in civil affairs.