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The Tigers' once-violent fight for a homeland (Eelam) for ethnic Tamils, many of whom are Hindus, has ebbed as their support and strength have significantly eroded in an age of antiterrorism.

And it is proposing the government restore more generous indexation to family payments, saying lower indexation rates and freezes imposed by successive governments have significantly eroded the real value of the payments.

But over the past 30 years, domestic overfishing, as well as habitat degradation and ocean pollution, have significantly eroded U.S. fish stocks.

Corruption has significantly eroded trust in all levels of government.

Legal scholars have argued that the misguided prosecution of the Mapuche under anti-terror legislation has significantly eroded the rule of law in the country.

"I think it is essentially a fact that the historic advantage that we have had as a party on this issue has significantly eroded," said Carter Eskew, a Democratic strategist.

Alibaba has signed on vast numbers of new paying customers, but slashing subscriber fees has significantly eroded profit margins.

While there is strong consumer interest in producing green polyethylene from biomass, the increased availability in the USA of relatively inexpensive ethane feedstock has significantly eroded the cost competitiveness of ethylene sourced from renewable feedstocks.

It's too early to know for sure, but in the worst case scenario, we could all be looking at a world in which new, destabilizing nuclear weapons become abundant and belief in mutually assured destruction has significantly eroded.

But domestically, Ireland's public services have been significantly eroded with particularly damaging consequences for health, education and policing.

Indeed, that anyone would declare themselves actively "glad" to have watched a man's death throes, as opposed to, say, better informed or permanently scarred – whatever might constitute an adequate reaction – surely suggests, as well as a worrying susceptibility to murder-novelty, that freedom of expression is not the only local value to have been significantly eroded by Isis-inspired brutality.