| erode value | 30.09 | A weak yen erodes the value of the assets. | ||
| erode profit | 11.59 | More strikes will erode profits. | ||
| erode confidence | 6.58 | Or they can help erode his confidence. | ||
| erode support | 5.46 | In response, support in Congress eroded. | ||
| erode return | 3.62 | Inflation erodes the return of financial assets. | ||
| erode gain | 3.29 | These gains were eroded by late afternoon. | ||
| erode earnings | 3.09 | A strong Swiss franc eroded earnings. | ||
| erode credibility | 1.84 | Clinton confession will erode his credibility. | ||
| erode authority | 1.71 | Yet as the weeks went by, Ebola insidiously eroded his authority. | ||
| erode power | 1.45 | He was out to erode our power at the bargaining table. | ||
| erode competitiveness | 1.38 | This, in turn, will erode the competitiveness of our goods and services. | ||
| erode popularity | 1.18 | But like Stern, the hit in the wallet is starting to erode his popularity. | ||
| erode demand | 1.12 | Fewer meals at home further erodes milk demand. | ||
| erode revenue | 0.86 | A rising jobless rate erodes tax revenue and boosts welfare spending. | ||
| erode right | 0.86 | This is going to erode the right to keep and bear arms. | ||
| erode profitability | 0.72 | Traders said investors are worried an oversupply of steel will drive prices lower and erode profitability. | ||
| erode growth | 0.66 | Start-up costs at two new hotels will erode earnings growth this year. | ||
| erode trust | 0.66 | Does using them erode trust? | ||
| erode morale | 0.59 | Measly wages and low public trust have eroded military morale. | ||
| erode base | 0.53 | Time and upward mobility have eroded its base of Yiddish speakers. |