Sentence examples for situation eroded from inspiring English sources

However, the escalating humanitarian situation eroded capacities at all societal levels, largely through death, economic migration, and shortage of economic resources.

No. Unless good is defined as policies that radicalize the situation, erode middle ground, demonstrate the impossibility of agreement, and so facilitate continued Israeli occupation of the West Bank, the expansion of settlements there and the steady eclipse of the idea of a two-state peace.

This situation erodes and fractures the communities and traditions of pastoralism.

Many situations erode the opportunity to make active choices, such as occasions when patients do not yet know their diagnosis at the point of referral.

The governor warned this week that New York's financial situation has eroded rapidly, largely because of a "mammoth collapse" in revenues from the financial sector.

Likewise, farmers such as Wilson had also depleted their assets in trying to cope with the situation thereby eroding their livelihoods and compounding their already difficult situation.

"Every day of delay in resolving this situation will erode economic confidence, jeopardize job creation and undermine the credibility of the United States in global financial markets," it said.

Consumer advocates say the situation could erode public confidence in buying new cars at precisely the time the automakers need customers in their showrooms.

But such explanations do little to counter the growing antagonism between consumers and the government, a situation that is eroding support for the government's economic policies.

"The Treasury says the current situation could well erode the corporate tax base," said Democratic Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.

Within hours of the crash, crass speculation began, with some locals arguing that the energy tycoon took his own life after federal investigations revealed McClendon's financial situation to be eroding.