Sentence examples for some erosion in from inspiring English sources

But, he conceded, "there has been some erosion in our support base".

"You may see some erosion in the suburbs of some cities in the upper Midwest and Northeast and out on the West Coast," Mr. Davis said.

"At the moment, there is some erosion in the notion that the M.B.A. is a required ticket of admission" to a successful business career, Mr. Schmalensee said.

Ditch Plains often suffers some erosion in the off-season from hurricanes and winter nor'easters; it is usually restored naturally by summer.

"There's some erosion in the markets, but having said that those talent shows – and we have three of the bigger ones – all still perform way above their broadcasters' average," she said.

Estimates vary, but it clearly causes some erosion in tax collections.

It is possible that there has been some secular erosion in potential or some permanent hit from the recession.

He also cautioned that given recent evidence of a slower economy, "We're going to see some further erosion in the U.S. car and truck industry unless some things change".

The interaction between Hattie and the ridge of high pressure to its north produced sustained winds of 20 mph (35 km/h) across most of Florida, with a gust of 72 mph (116 km/h) reported at Hillsboro Inlet Light; the winds caused some beach erosion in the state.

While there was some erosion of methylation in major satellites, intracisternal A particles (IAPs), and imprinting control regions (ICRs), they remained ultimately resistant to erasure.

Half of its 37,000 employees have been with the company fewer than three years -- resulting in some erosion of Corning's collective memory of its operations.