Sentence examples for has gradually eroded into from inspiring English sources
Hospitality has gradually eroded into hostility, with Pakistanis now complaining that the refugees steal jobs, rob stores and sell drugs.
But as the term has come into wide use, its meaning has gradually eroded, leaving open the question of who entrepreneurs really are and what distinguishes their ventures from conventional ones.
They will also be wary of the militants' known tactics of using hostages to lure soldiers into deadly ambushes, a tactic that has gradually eroded morale over the past year.
The assumption that all EU countries would eventually join the euro has gradually eroded as first Denmark and then Sweden voted to reject membership of the single currency and a British decision moves ever further into the future.
But week by week, the darkness has gradually eroded, crumbling at the edges sooner and sooner every morning.
Nationally, polls show that a majority of Americans support the death penalty, though that support has gradually eroded.
Palestinians believe that their position has gradually eroded over the past 20 years, when the United States began monopolizing the negotiations with the 1991 Madrid peace conference.
They are putting race into the equation when what they are doing is making life more difficult for black people.' Dr Booker is himself an African-American who moved from California to Mississippi in the Eighties, and has watched as the state has gradually eroded his ability to do his job.
Mr. Lagardère was a moving spirit behind the creation of EADS, whose biggest asset, Airbus, has gradually eroded the market share of Boeing.
