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erode

[ih-rohd] / ɪˈroʊd /


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Realtor.com’s Krimmel added that “nearly five years of elevated price growth have partially eroded income gains and weighed on consumer confidence.”

From MarketWatch

But also, “we are more concerned about switching costs in software being eroded by cheaper code generation, reduced integration costs, and easier change management, which could impact software economics going forward.”

From Barron's

AI making knowledge “free” is shifting market focus to physical goods and tangible assets, potentially eroding US market dominance.

From Barron's

On the other hand, not providing personal contact could end up eroding trust, Kinch says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Allan said the lapse would erode mission readiness and cripple morale.

From Barron's