Sentence examples for persistent erosion from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, capital investment has continued to soften and the persistent erosion in current and expected profitability, in combination with rising uncertainty about the business outlook, seems poised to dampen capital spending going forward.

But policy makers said that "capital investment has continued to soften and the persistent erosion in current and expected profitability, in combination with rising uncertainty about the business outlook, seems poised to dampen capital spending going forward".

But what is too often ignored is that this remarkable performance has not yet compensated for the persistent erosion of the income of male workers since the early 1970's.

The Fed's statement included this comment: "Capital investment has continued to soften and the persistent erosion in current and expected profitability, in combination with rising uncertainty about the business outlook, seems poised to dampen capital spending going forward".

Recent examples include rendition, alleged MI5 involvement in the torture of terror suspects, the persistent erosion of civil liberties, and the financial meltdown (where there was no government-led debate for 18 months).

"Capital investment has continued to soften, and the persistent erosion in current and expected profitability, in combination with rising uncertainty about the business outlook, seems poised to dampen capital spending going forward," it said in its statement, which indicated more concern about capital spending than previous statements had shown.

Other complications being observed with HSO installed were persistent corneal erosion (n = 3) and prolonged anterior chamber inflammation (n = 29).

Other complications being observed with HSO installed were persistent corneal erosion (n = 3) and prolonged anterior chamber inflammation (n = 29) out of which the majority (n = 20) was recurrent after HSO removal within the first 6 weeks postoperatively.

PURPOSE: Recurrent or persistent corneal erosions and ulcerations are typical complications of atopic keratoconjunctivitis. Toxic eosinophil granule proteins such as major basic protein (MBP) and eosinophil cationic protein (ECP) may be involved in this pathogenetic process.

However, in 15% of patients with persistent remission, erosions developed in previously unaffected joints.

More rapid decrease in soil organic carbon is likely to be due to increased erosion, persistent removal of organic materials, grazing pressures, and higher rate of decompositions in cropland and grazing land-uses.