Sentence examples for start eroding from inspiring English sources

Stocks are unloaded if the growth rates falter unexpectedly, or if earnings or revenue start eroding.

It said new-build properties had been selling at a premium of as much as 25%, but oversupply in some parts of the market was likely to start eroding this.

Larger windows would start eroding colonies and substantially reduce their measured size.

Come back later in the morning to take a photo of your work before spectators start eroding it.

Within months, however, his reputation started eroding.

But as health care costs began to escalate and markets became increasingly exposed to competition from abroad, the profit margins needed to support the safety net started eroding.

It has to do also with our politics and our culture, and when that starts eroding it inhibits economic growth as well".

But in the early 50's, attendance started eroding with the rapid spread of television, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of the five independent leagues.

But in the early 1950's, attendance started eroding with the spread of television and home air conditioning, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of the five independent leagues.

But in the early 1950's, attendance started eroding with the rapid spread of television and home air-conditioning, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of the five independent leagues.

But in the early 1950's, attendance started eroding with the rapid spread of television and home air-conditioning, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of five independent leagues in the country.