Sentence examples for is quickly eroding from inspiring English sources

But the edge that ASICs provide is quickly eroding.

"Any confidence manufacturers had that the E.P.A.'s next four years will be different is quickly eroding".

"J-Phone's competitive edge is quickly eroding," warned Hitoshi Hayakawa, a telecommunications analyst at ING Barings Securities.

And firewalls can be configured to prevent unauthorised use of peer-to-peer and instant-messaging services.All these threats arise from a common factor: the distinction between the "public" parts of a company's network (such as the web servers where its home page resides) and the private core (which is accessible only to employees) is quickly eroding.

And we heard from people whose confidence in the "American Dream" is quickly eroding.

The claim of "preserving innocence," is quickly eroding in a media environment where kids instinctively turn to the internet with their endless curiosity.

(Mr. Huckabee assumed the role of a roving pundit for Fox, filing on-the-scene dispatches from Israel, saying the credibility of the United States was quickly eroding).

Now that Citigroup has given back its bailout money — and Wells Fargo announced late on Monday that it would, too — whatever leverage Washington had over the financial services industry seems to be quickly eroding.

Corker – who voted against gun control legislation after the Newtown school shootings – told the National Journal that the way to keep an American Charlie Hebdo "from happening is through outstanding intelligence-gathering," while Senator Lindsey Graham warned that "I fear our intelligence capabilities, those designed to prevent such an attack from taking place on our shores, are quickly eroding".

It's amazing to think that so many artists from different genres are hesitant to collaborate nearly 30 years later, but perhaps times are changing based on the recent works that prove the seemingly disparate connections between genres are quickly eroding.

But now, Android and iOS are quickly eroding consumer's interest in Microsoft's offering.