Thus, what looks like a modest cut to the federal budget results in rapid erosion of combat skills across the joint force.
The second, related, change is a rapid erosion of the barriers that have long allowed Japanese manufacturers to protect their trade secrets.
The story cited new data from Toronto-based Solutions Research Group which showed a rapid erosion in the way Canadians view the BlackBerry.
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Similarly, the most potent antidote to the rapid erosion of personal privacy may prove to be not new laws but new rules of etiquette.
In the past, borrowers had to pay through the nose at the outset but they benefited from the rapid erosion of mortgage debt through high inflation.
The result will be a dramatic redistribution of income, a rapid erosion of the West's relative economic clout and, for many Western citizens, an end to the cosy expectations of ever rising living standards.
The rapid erosion of privacy in the modern age is being driven both by government agencies and corporations making our data and records increasingly available online, and by our intense need to share, overshare, and broadcast the details of our lives to anyone who will listen.
Increased evaporation from the exposed sea should also mean more snowfall to compensate for the ice cap's losses (though together with rapid erosion at the margins this could increase the gradient of the ice cap, making it less stable.) But this is small consolation for another big fear: rapid thawing of the Arctic permafrost.
One of these pilot projects is taking place in Varela, Guinea Bissau, where extremely rapid coastal erosion is occurring.
The aim is to ensure that scientific knowledge about the very rapid disappearance of a great number of vegetable and animal species and the erosion of ecosystems leads to concrete measures.
Greece has seen a steady erosion of bank deposits over the past two years, yet few bankers were prepared for such a rapid acceleration of withdrawals.
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