Sentence examples for has steadily eroded since from inspiring English sources
The government's majority has steadily eroded since 2007, mainly through resignations.
The credibility that he enjoyed during that campaign, and which reached a peak in the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, has steadily eroded since then.
In the immediate aftermath of the cold war, the clock was set back to 17 minutes to midnight, but optimism about humanity's future has steadily eroded since then.
But they presented a challenge to the new civilian government led by Asif Ali Zardari, the widower of Benazir Bhutto, and to the embattled president, Mr. Musharraf, whose power has steadily eroded since his political party lost in elections in February.
But the deal has steadily eroded since then, with the latest sign coming from a court filing that says Yahoo tried to delay adopting Bing search in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
By 1990, it was in deficit by £18.7bn, and because of her laying waste UK manufacturing industry it has steadily eroded ever since then till last year it reached £106.3bn, nearly 8% of GDP.
Support for Mr. Mori's cabinet has steadily eroded, fed by embarrassing gaffes by the prime minister since he took office in April after Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi had a stroke and died.
But since 1888 -- the last time before 2000 the people's favorite lost -- something happened to increase the stigma of winning just the Electoral College: the sovereignty of individual states, which gives the system its rational basis, has steadily eroded.
Belief in a native American aesthetic has steadily eroded over the past three decades, as art has become increasingly globalized.
