Sentence examples for has eroded over time from inspiring English sources

It is, all in all, hardly surprising that Lerner's interest has eroded over time.

While maintaining such patrimony can be a value-added proposition for luxury brands, it can change the game for those whose elite cachet has eroded over time.

The liberal arts tradition has eroded over time in favor of academic over-specialization.

Batman has been a safe seat for Labor since 1969, but in large part due to Bhathal's efforts the party's support base has eroded over time.

She also notes that professions such as journalism and academia have eroded over time because people are supposed to accept lower and lower pay in return for being lucky enough to "follow their passion".

David Kelley, the chief of organized crime and terrorism in the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, told me, "All the old rituals and codes have eroded over time, and the reasons are simple: greed and convenience.

These ties may have eroded over time, possibly coinciding with a diversification of migration".

The team says that the flows must be relatively new because of the sharp contacts between the lava and the underlying rock distinct boundary lines that moonquakes and micrometeorite impacts would have eroded over time.

The next formations are found in the valleys and gorges which the creeks have eroded over time.

Although police violence against racial minorities has been an intractable problem for many decades, Brown's death was the catalyst that sparked not only a national conversation police reform, but also a conversation about widespread criminal justice reforms needed to restore the legitimacy that counterproductive law enforcement strategies have eroded over time.

This means that any initial gains as a result of the training will not have been recorded and may have eroded over time.