Meanings of gradual erosion in English

Next, gradual erosion can be seen at the broken ends.

But many observers see a gradual erosion of those freedoms.

But Otto has also seen a gradual erosion of science content in major media outlets.

Recent election results, however, suggest a gradual erosion of the support that the ANC once took for granted.

Corporate bosses are worried about overcrowded airports, punitive taxes and about Heathrow's gradual erosion as a global hub.

Instead the company struggled with a crumbling share price and gradual erosion of its daily-deals business after going public.

But there is a more gradual erosion of water quality - caused by phosphate enrichment - that goes largely ignored.

The ever-increasing rise in city rent and the gradual erosion of the CD market has made them rethink their model.

A 24 metre-deep spillway was created to drain the lake and officials hope for a gradual erosion of the blockage.

There has been a gradual erosion in the industry's global growth since a peak reached at the end of 2012.

It was the gradual erosion of his faith in the gods that had made death trances more dangerous for Michael.

Their skepticism reflected the gradual erosion of CIA faith in Saudi Arabia, especially inside the Counterterrorist Center, as the bin Laden threat grew.

It had followed the gradual erosion of the traditional position of power of the armed forces' -especially the army's -leadership since 1933.

But the emergence of worrying strong purchasing managers data from the UK and the US brought about a gradual erosion of that early confidence.

Officials hope for a gradual erosion of the blockage once the water starts flowing sometime next week through a spillway created to drain the lake.

Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters denounce what they see as China's gradual erosion of those freedoms by Communist Party rulers in Beijing, a charge China denies.