Sentence examples for may have eroded from inspiring English sources
The quality of care in some homes may have eroded as a result, the experts said.
But the court's decision may have eroded the perceived value of the patents being sold.
But they worry that the financial misdeeds may have eroded the trust between parishioners and their pastors.
Deforestation has caused much soil erosion, and as much as one-third of Haiti's land may have eroded beyond recovery.
And the popularity of Logan for boys (it perennially appears in the Top 50) may have eroded its cachet for girls, an unusual reversal.
But they worry that the financial misdeeds may have eroded the trust between parishioners and their pastors that, until now, has underpinned the system of financial accountability.
Rising numbers of women in work may also have eroded a paternal sense of responsibility.
South East Asia says China's actions have "eroded trust and confidence and may undermine peace, security and stability".
Health benefits have eroded.
These have eroded Mr Netanyahu's support.
