Examples of using Eroded in English and their translations into Chinese
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Japan's leading position is being eroded as other countries within the region embrace automation in their production facilities.”.
Despite their having been eroded by time and the elements, Naylor could make out letters or strange symbols of some sort on them.
This had eroded the global competitiveness of the land-locked countries and as a result there was a growing threat of their marginalization in world trade.
In November 2010, NAICOM suspended its operational licence after the regulator observed an eroded capital below the statutory minimum required to operate.
The intensity and frequency of disasters have also eroded the ability of vulnerable people to cope with shocks, making crises more intractable, protracted and recurrent.
This scourge has eroded the basic fabric of our society and has jeopardized the very existence of the rule of law in some countries.
These patterns of abuse by the police had deeply eroded the public trust and cooperation crucial to effective policing.
They are both being eroded away and also fragmenting, rather like lumps of butter dropped onto a hot frying pan.
In other fields such as psychology, poor experimental standards have eroded trust in the discipline's authority[14].
The escalation of conflicts in Africa has eroded development gains attained over the years.
These strategies eroded GE's competitive advantage in everything from consumer electronics and home appliances to trains and aircraft engines.
You can also pinpoint those who eroded your trust and work to change your viewpoint.
If topsoil is supposedly being eroded, they direct us not to invent methods of more efficient farming but to stop harvesting the crops.
Low natural-gas prices have eroded coal's cost advantage, while a national policy to penalize carbon-dioxide emissions has yet to materialize.
The trauma of conflict and the circumstances leading to it are likely to have eroded the capacities of national actors to guide and manage complex post-conflict transitions.
Her self-confidence and her faith in people had been seriously eroded by what she had seen Bob Thorp do to her brother.
Beijing's growing military capabilities have already eroded the United States' long-standing military preeminence in the Western Pacific.
I recognize, though, that the global financial meltdown has eroded the gains of debt relief and reduced funding from its traditional development sources.
Those problems have eroded social cohesion, increased tensions within countries and accentuated the fragility of democracies and their institutions.
The barrier has especially eroded the agricultural sector' s already limited natural resource base.