Examples of using Eroded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This policy slowly eroded the number of Coptic lay readers who were mostly from the ranks of these government workers and their families.
This means that income from labor eroded relative to the average standard of living in Israel.
Still, we remain silent while our coffers are emptied and our freedoms eroded.
Mount Roraima is a biological island lost in time, eroded by eons of wind and rain.
On the other hand, this policy increased societal gaps, eroded the middle class and enlarged the circle of poverty,
The pressure of Austrian bureaucratic rule gradually eroded the traditional independence of Transylvania.
without a hippocampus to perform this memory consolidation, they eroded, like messages scrawled in sand.
The company lost most of the money in the Alumot Sprint coffers and its value quickly eroded.
However, the appreciation of the shekel against the US dollar eroded revenues, leading the company to register a drop of 1.6% in revenues.
Yeah, well, putting an"everything must go" sign kind of eroded our bargaining position.
over subsequent millions of years, evaporation and rainfall eroded the rocky surface of Earth.
We have now found three whole coins, along with two eroded ones, apparently from the same series,
I hate to see such positive contributions eroded because your passion and enthusiasm drive you to extreme viewpoints on complex phenomena.
The photographer wrote,“Overlooking the Kalalau Valley and the eroded, green cliffs of the Na Pali Coast in late-afternoon light.
It must learn the lesson of the privatizations of the past two decades, which eroded their social safety net and pushed them to the brink of poverty.
benefits for cleaners after competition eroded their salaries and benefits.
The soft Pink Cliffs of the Claron Formation were eroded to form freestanding pinnacles in badlands called hoodoos,
The infection formed an abscess that… eroded into his innominate vein. I'm so sorry.
Until the Reform Crisis eroded his standing, he was very popular among the people,
During the 1943 and 1946 general elections, National slowly eroded Labour's parliamentary majority.