Sentence examples for have considerably eroded from inspiring English sources
A yearlong run of bad publicity appears to have considerably eroded customers' faith in Credit Suisse.
If all this has considerably eroded and fragmented the overall opposition military effort against the regime, it is an even bigger disaster politically for the Western advocates of a negotiated political settlement.
The fishing banks off the Icelandic shores are abundantly endowed with fish, although these resources have been considerably eroded by overexploitation.
But the condition of our American democracy has already been considerably eroded over the past generation, even before Trump managed to win the power of the presidency.
Now they have considerably lower estimates.
This winter, Blackberry is restoring the on-property Hesse Creek, the banks of which have eroded considerably after rainfall and flooding.
It is not a credit problem, but a liquidity problem where the funding cost is considerably eroding the running yield.
The issue is important because Mr. Foster's estimates were considerably higher than those lawmakers used, and support for the measure, which passed narrowly, could have eroded had the higher figures been widely known.
Meanwhile, in South Korea, the position of Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Motors has eroded considerably as imported cars have increased their presence at a rapid rate in the wake of a 2011 free-trade deal eliminating duties on vehicles from Europe.
But the tradition has eroded considerably in recent years as Democrats have succeeded Republican officials in that area.
