Sentence examples for their erosion of from inspiring English sources
The ensuing marches, which foreshadowed the tactics and tone of the Black Lives Matter movement, struck Simons with their erosion of divisions between protesters.
They have likely planned to deal with his credibility and their own erosion of it by using Porter's initial statement to police if he strays from his basic testimony about the sequence of events.
In their cohort, erosion of bone was more common in younger and African-American patients, suggesting that these populations may mount a more severe inflammatory response.
"I worry that we may be in danger of allowing their erosion through sheer complacency.
In her TV reporting, the faces of the children were blurred, which only served to drive home the terrible state of their lives and the erosion of their identity.
But with political support for public employee benefits in doubt and amid a weak economy, many labor experts say that union officials need to refocus their appeal or risk further erosion of their power.
They all reported racial and cultural discrimination, the decimation of their natural habitat, the migration of their young to the cities, the slow erosion of their cultural identity, government neglect, and human rights abuses.
What they would be getting used to is nothing less than the erosion of their civil liberties, their freedom of movement in the public space.
Yet to take this statistic as evidence that Scottish trade unions are despairingly suffering the same slow erosion of their power as their southern brethren would be wrong.
They equate their loss of cultural dominance as an erosion of their religious freedom.
They say the growing economic clout wielded in Canada by China, Canada's largest trading partner after the United States, is leading to an erosion of their own freedom — specifically their freedom to speak openly about China's authoritarian state.
