Meanings of erode for in English

Sears Canada, hit by tough competition, has seen its market share erode for years.

It feels like a long time ago now, but it is not an event which time will ever erode for me.

Sears Canada's market share has also been eroding for years.

And they have been eroding for a very long time.

Lead stocks have been steadily eroding for two years.

In these channels the waters have chafed, ground, abraded, eroded for centuries which man cannot number.

The cliff had been eroding for years, and last night's storm was only the most recent attrition.

When natural gas prices fell dramatically in 2009, profit margins eroded for Luminant and other owners of coal-fired generators.

It is, literally, an act of self-preservation, but the play makes clear that his self has been eroding for sometime.

A decision to send more troops to Afghanistan could become a political liability for Obama with public support eroding for the war.

It would be value- eroding for those organisations but will drive other prospective sellers to be more realistic around the pricing, he said.

In recent years, viewership has been eroding for the Oscars telecast, which is annually the second most popular TV show in the United States.

Deadly landslides have struck more frequently in recent years as hills are eroded for construction and more people move upground for safety from rising rivers.