Sentence examples for its erosion from inspiring English sources

What we need now from this authoritarian home secretary is an undertaking that Britain's government will comply with the human rights legislation that her government points to whenever it is attacked for its erosion of liberty, rights and privacy.

This is a sign that perhaps Nokia should have tried to move even faster in its switch away from Symbian: it may have launched the Lumia too late in its erosion cycle.

Experts believe that glaciers have since played a large part in its erosion.

In some of her pieces she seemed to be celebrating the charm of the world, not just mourning its erosion.

Its erosion under the present administration increases the politicization and polarization of religion and the exclusion of those who disagree.

New York intellectual life was created by immigrants, and the global network made possible by tourism and the media has gone far toward compensating for its erosion.

The limited recombination of the chromosome of X. albilineans, its limited erosion, its high G+C content and its low number of IS elements may indicate that a distinctive process was responsible for the reductive genome evolution of this pathogen.

Pragmatically, in its further erosion of the public sector and in its turning the state into a dishonest, shoddy, cut-rate employer, it is a disaster.

It's music that seems built on its own erosion.

There is no sign that its countrywide erosion has stopped.

While traffic and the level of police protection are bones of contention, the town's May 2003 revision of its coastal erosion law is by far the biggest concern.