Sentence examples for is further eroding from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the government's refusal to clarify its European policy setting out a coherent prospectus for EU membership is further eroding business confidence.

The shutdown fight, as it has played out over the past month, is further eroding the president's support among voters who like the idea of beefing up border security — but not enough to close the government.

Twenty years after Italy's postwar political order collapsed in a bribery scandal, accusations are again flying in a widening array of new scandals that is further eroding Italians' already shaky confidence in their politicians.

A1 A Setback for '900' Industry AT&T's decision to stop offering billing and collection services for the "900" lines on its network is further eroding a market has declined to about one-third the level of its peak year, 1992.

This new source of competition is further eroding both the volume and the margins of high-end retailers, and it is not going away.

Ministers must act now before public confidence in our justice system is further eroded".

The sleep we get is further eroded by what happens during it.

"Forces' good performance in preventing crimes is at risk if neighbourhood policing is further eroded," Billingham said.

The government seems content to use ambiguity as an all-purpose deterrent.The right to protest is further eroded by the growth of pseudo-public space, such as shopping centres, office plazas and other privately owned but publicly accessible areas, in which demonstrations are forbidden.

Moreover, the profession's clinical autonomy is further eroded because doctors have bureaucratic power.

Hardly a week goes by without a major government hack, social network outage or search engine breach: accusations of fault and blame are levied, and our trust is further eroded.