Sentence examples for stemming the erosion from inspiring English sources

Stemming the erosion is particularly important among the younger crowd, which has many more recreation choices -- from X Games to Xbox.

Only by stemming the erosion of the corporate tax base will it be able to bring the corporate tax rate down to be more in line with our global trading partners.

But Villaraigosa acknowledged there is "a lot of work to do" in stemming the erosion of L.A.'s film industry.

Mrs. Clinton tried again this weekend to stem the erosion, speaking to Ms. Campbell on a campaign swing through Montana.

Marks & Spencer has stemmed the erosion of its share of the clothing market before reporting its half-year figures next week.

If the Corps of Engineers builds a series of new groins at the park to try to stem the erosion, she said, "the residents of Point Lookout will be jubilant".

Globalisation and the neo-liberal economic orthodoxy seem to imply the state is now powerless to intervene and stem the erosion of Britain's manufacturing base.

G.M. now has less than 30percentt of the North American auto market, down from 45percentt in 1980, despite promises to stem the erosion in its market share.

A British scientist proposed hanging white fabric over the glacier's ragged 10-story-tall edges to block sunlight and stem the erosion.

First, The Times could offer more transparency to its readers and stem the erosion of trust that occurs when readers don't understand mysterious content changes.

A former vaulter, he began trying to get women interested in the pole vault in hopes that gender equity could stem the erosion of the event because of the expense, the threat of injury, rising insurance costs and lawsuits.