Sentence examples for quick erosion of from inspiring English sources

Making matters harder for the elderly, the government has been caught by surprise by the quick erosion of the traditional family structure.

The quick erosion of support compelled Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). to tell the White House on Wednesday that Puzder lacked the support needed to survive, according to two senior Senate aides who requested anonymity.

The warning signs for a quick erosion of retirement incomes are clearly visible in the data.

"The end result has led to an erosion of states' rights". Democrats were quick to criticize Hoekstra's views, saying that any move to repeal the 17th Amendment would ultimately lead to voter disenfranchisement.

Helicopter technology ensures elimination of soil erosion, quick yarding of large volumes of timber in processing timber from salvage felling, and timber utilization without any quality reduction.

As someone else pointed out, the erosion of rock to form a sinkhole is on a geological timescale (albeit a pretty quick one by those standards) not really a human one.

There is also erosion of the health system, which renders governments unable to cope with the massive and quick rise of health needs of the population.

There's been an erosion of trust.

Some erosion of civil liberties is inevitable.

And the erosion of repertory is appalling.

Erosion of the staff-student ratio?