Sentence examples for is beginning to erode from inspiring English sources

His power base is beginning to erode.

But like so many here, he complains that inflation is beginning to erode those gains.

The indexing of Asian and European gas to oil prices is beginning to erode.

And there is a sense that the Syrian Army is beginning to erode, offering a greater opportunity for change.

It reflected a broader groundswell of debate that is beginning to erode the religious conservatives' long-uncontested control.

The inertia that has kept consumers from bolting from traditional content providers is beginning to erode as a new generation remakes media in its own image.

At the same time, the international sanctions imposed by the UNSC were beginning to erode; countries like France, Germany and Russia were arguing for a new approach.

His comments came as fresh signs emerged that Mrs. Clinton's support was beginning to erode from some other African-American lawmakers who also serve as superdelegates.

At the same time, the manufacturing decline that was beginning to erode the nation's economic base, along with the "white flight" that began in the 1960s, hollowed out Connecticut's cities and weakened its governing establishment.

"I think there was a real sense among some folks I was talking with of a confidence level that was beginning to erode," Mr. Eby of St . LouisPublic Radio said.

Lady Prashar said: "If they begin to choose the press officers, then of course it is a slippery road because it does seem that you are beginning to erode the impartiality of the civil service".