Meanings of erode by in English

Its net income is expected to erode by 1.85 percent over the next 12 months, the worst estimate among local peers, according the ThomsonReuters SmartEstimates.

This road was smaller, its surface badly eroded by time and weather.

This will have been further eroded by what has happened this weekend.

The dominant material is light-toned, flat-lying, and easily eroded by Martian wind.

Their trust in the system is completely eroded by this kind of violence.

His technological advantage was being eroded by the backwards nature of the times.

The higher sales are likely being eroded by weaker operational performance.

The joy I felt in the hangar is eroded by fear.

So many other Australian grounds have had their identities eroded by samey drop-ins.

Progressively, our enjoyment has been eroded by the ever-increasing amount of roadside litter.

Western banks' business has also been eroded by local competitors.

That could restore investor confidence, eroded by years of political instability and fiscal largesse.

The banks' business has also been eroded by local competitors.

But long term, coal's share will be eroded by cleaner energy sources, Gamble predicted.

This routine, standard, repetitive work has also been eroded by digital transformation, she says.

All form and structure was eroded by the overlapping of many voices, a chorus.