During that time, her lead steadily eroded.
Lately, of course, legal aid has been steadily eroded.
Anxiety has steadily eroded, but so has the somber exhilaration.
The government's majority has steadily eroded since 2007, mainly through resignations.
In the United States, market pressures steadily eroded the postwar collective-bargaining system.
All four German players played aggressively and accurately, and steadily eroded the lead.
The inflation report also suggested that the purchasing power of American workers was being steadily eroded.
As with many 60s dreams, Stone's indomitable optimism was steadily eroded by cocaine and paranoia.
Those programs, he argues, have been steadily eroded by the Conservative government that came to power in 2006.
Their meaning will be steadily eroded, as more and more dust jackets and video covers become emblazoned with bogus accomplishments.
While Myspace, founded in 2003, still has a large audience, its fortunes have steadily eroded in the last few years.
