Sentence examples for might be eroded from inspiring English sources
The gain from private accounts might be eroded by high management fees or poor risk-management by account-holders.
Japan, on the other hand, feels threatened by China's rise, and fears that its territorial sovereignty might be eroded.
There is the risk, if the buyer opts for a fixed-rate annuity, that the income might be eroded by rapid inflation.
The firm also pointed out that Groupon's competitive advantage might be eroded as merchants became more sophisticated on the Web and rivals attacked its market share.
It said: [Serco's] margin upside is significant but might be eroded by downward pressure on revenue growth especially for next year.
Some frequent flyers regard the occasional free upgrade as a well-deserved perk, and are alarmed that it might be eroded if the empty flat beds are all auctioned off to the highest bidders.
Oil prices fell early last week on concern that demand might be eroding under pressure from high prices, but rebounded on Friday after encouraging economic data from the United States.
But veterans of the 2002 United States Open — not including Love or Kelly, who are not playing this time — said that cheering etiquette, like manners in general, might be eroding, but that the vibe at Bethpage was simply different.
They also expressed concern that public opinion in their favor might be eroding because of the Gore side's insistence, at least initially, on strict adherence to rules that screen overseas absentee ballots, many from members of the armed forces.
But even as economists raised growth estimates for the fourth quarter, they warned that the rise in spending was unlikely to be sustained, and the report from the Commerce Department on Friday offered signs that the purchasing power of consumers might be eroding.
This morning, as a member of the House spending panel that oversees NASA's budget, Wolf got a chance to combine his enmity toward the world's most populous country with his concern that U.S. leadership in space might be eroding.
