How To Use Eroding In A Sentence
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Jealousy and suspicion are eroding our friendship.
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The oldest fossils of parrotfishes, including one eroding species, are all of Miocene age.
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For years now, human remains have become exposed in the eroding sand-dunes and it was not unusual to encounter a grinning skull when walking along a particular stretch.
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Regarding globalism as an alien and godless ideology engulfing their country, they fear that transnational forces are relentlessly eroding the traditional American way of life.
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Here in England (well, Britain actually) the government is slowly eroding our traditional units and forcing metrication on us.
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Not quite six feet tall, he had probably been handsome until something ugly inside reached maximum levels and seeped out, eroding him until only an expression of scorn remained.
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The neutron bomb was not only squelched, but all development stopped as a matter of policy because it was even worse than low-yield nuclear warheads in eroding the nuclear firebreak.
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It could be that the action was minor but sustained over a long period of time, thereby eroding good faith and confidence in collective bargaining.
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While stock and bond prices are attaining new record quotations and prices, the productive basis of an economy may be eroding and vice versa.
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Trees and forests had been cut down to provide fuel and even the most fertile soils were eroding at an alarming rate.
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July 25, 2008 at 2:08 am yeh, wuz it a bold in yer face flavr, or a sneaky when you least expect it eroding yer troat pepper kinda flavr?
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In an interview Tuesday at the Farnborough International Air Show near here, the EADS official also stressed that his company is looking across the Atlantic because of what he described as eroding European interest in ambitious space projects.
EADS's Space Unit Seeks to Partner With U.S. Firms
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The simplicity of insinuated enclosure eroding into infinite openness is as elegant as it is unperishable.
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Many workers feel the change would be a first step in eroding France's social benefits – which include long vacations, contracts that make it hard for employers to lay off workers and a state-subsidized health care system – in favor of "American-style capitalism.
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Here the Severn, squeezed between the wooded walls of the gorge, churns relentlessly, eroding an ever deeper channel.
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Clear contrasts that once separated the two lands are eroding, blurring.
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Longshore drift transported sediment from this eroding rocky coastline to these embayments following the culmination of the post-glacial marine transgression some 7 ka ago.
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A supine Congress like the present one is rapidly eroding the American founding fathers' vision of a legislature keeping the executive branch on a tight leash.
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In addition to using these skeletal tetrahedral frames as geological armatures, to hold back the earth and facilitate access, they will also bore through the bedrock, drilling new passages and eroding caverns to dwarf the nave of St. Peter's, wherein they will lock into place as columns, arches and internal buttresses.
Accessing the Wilderness, or: A Proposal for a National Park of Abandoned Gold Mines
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Trial by jury is the most fundamental of our civil liberties and eroding it is wholly unjustified.
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The 500-year-old bridge has been suffering "severe problems" with water ingress, which is eroding the masonry.
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Indications the economy may be picking up steam hurt bonds by sparking concern inflation may accelerate, eroding bonds' fixed payments.
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The coastal region of the Humber estuary is low-lying and gradually eroding inland.
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At the moment we don't have a neat solution to the problem and it really is stretching staff and eroding morale.
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Risser said the need to reduce payroll costs is due to what she called the eroding power of the budget.
2 Dinosaur National Monument paleo jobs go extinct
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With the party's countrywide base eroding, Gandhi campaigned tirelessly and showed political maturity.
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But these little bits of blind chance or Fate take out individuals rather than eroding the ties of the hermetic village.
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Like so many other women caught in war zones, these women are victims of a violently eroding patriarchal system.
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But for the basic rate taxpayer, the problem of annual management charges eroding a diminished dividend yield remains.
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I'm afraid we're stuck with the royal family, and the best any anti-monarchist can hope for is a gradual eroding of their powers and the amount of money they get from the civil list.
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Is a society where the stigmatism of prostitution is eroding, where middle-class young women and much younger dress like hookers putting our daughters in greater danger?
It's not just the throwaway children they're pimping
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The badlands are significant due to the plethora of fossils and dinosaur bones that have been recovered in the slowly eroding hoodoos, narrow valleys and bone-dry coulees.
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When 24 first screened in 2001, Sutherland was a fading bratpack name, whose fame had been eroding since the 80s on the familiar rocks of tabloid mayhem and terrible film choices.
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The revelation had devastated him, eroding his confidence and his desire for her.
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And to make things worse, coffee prices have been on a nose dive since the split, eroding farmers' confidence in coffee.
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The enduring image of Queensland for many Australians a beautiful place to holiday, but hampered by a narrow-based economy and an unsophisticated cultural life - is eroding fast.
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The government stands accused of eroding freedom of speech.
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He did not neglect to paint how the hardened metal, under the electrolyzing current eroding its surface, became as chalk, decomposing into a charry mass which one blow of a hammer might penetrate.
The Man Who Made Good
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The towering cliffs originate on the ocean's floor and ascend from the water to create amazing gorges created by waterfalls streaming down over centuries and eroding the stone.
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In Chile, for example, pressure to speak Spanish is eroding the indigenous language of the Mapuche people.
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But the subculture has many serious negative effects, eroding morale and confidence in the church.
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But for the basic rate taxpayer, the problem of annual management charges eroding a diminished dividend yield remains.
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‘Only if Hamm, [the Health Minister Jamie] Muir and the other ministers feel their support eroding in their own ridings will they yield,’ she said.
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Thousands of walkers were not only eroding and abrading the fragile soils at a record rate but also were rapidly creating tracks and pads in previously untracked areas.
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At the same time, it would save on traffic congestion, air pollution, oil resources, eroding of land reserves for highway construction, and the need to provide town centre parking facilities.
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Eroding the familiar, bending form and style, comfort and stability blur and sublimate in her supple poetic transpositions of genre, gender, sexuality, and race.
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Generational divisions were eroding and many parents preferred to see themselves as friends of their children rather than the killjoys they considered their own parents had been.
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China, such as Hubei and Jiangxi provinces, have resorted to rationing of gas producer, announced on Monday it has signed an agreement with Myanmar's Iran, further eroding Russia's historical domination of its energy sector.
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Indications the economy may be picking up steam hurt bonds by sparking concern inflation may accelerate, eroding bonds' fixed payments.
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Positive support of SFF from many sectors is eroding the views of the Ms. Chungs of the world, though we of course would like it to happen faster.
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Her tension was contagious; Richard could feel it constricting his muscles, eroding his composure.
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Because the volume of water is greater, the Canadian Falls are eroding far more rapidly.
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He also often bears a scythe or sickle in his arms, reflecting that Time's eroding force cuts down everything.
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Another new development is eroding the age - old stereotype of the male warrior.
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Many workers feel the change would be a first step in eroding France's social benefits - which include long vacations, contracts that make it hard for employers to lay off workers and a state-subsidized health care system - in favor of "American-style capitalism.
French Retirement Protests Turn Violent (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
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Concerns about falling victim to phishing scams are eroding US consumer confidence in online banking and e-commerce.
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A person familiar with the trustees' discussions and who used the term "eroding" said it was unclear what the consequences for Paterno will be and that a decision could be rendered before the board meets on Friday.
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Thousands of walkers were not only eroding and abrading the fragile soils at a record rate but also were rapidly creating tracks and pads in previously untracked areas.
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They accused the chancellor of isolating Germany internationally and eroding the country's diplomatic room for manoeuvre.
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Haitians have chopped down so many trees that the soil is eroding, making it harder to farm.
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Jealousy and suspicion are eroding our friendship.
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This social neglect to take care of our elderly is seriously eroding the international image of the nation as the world's 12 th largest economic power.
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Few countries in the world face as immediate a threat from climate change as the Republic of Maldives, a low-lying group of atolls in the Indian Ocean whose coastline is eroding and whose water supplies are now being infiltrated by saltwater from the sea.
Maldives President Nasheed seeks a low-carbon path
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Approximately 100,000 cars clog the narrow streets each day and exhaust gases are eroding the city's ancient monuments.
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Cranial magnetic resonance imaging showed a giant intracranial parasagittal frontal tumour eroding through the top of the skull.
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Worst of all expansion is eroding the precious and time-honored values of community with neighbors and communion with nature.
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Water dropped randomly onto this slope trickles down, eroding a chaotic path of microcanals.
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Practically all of them are mixed up in some kind of criminal dodginess anyway, so it's hardly eroding their morals.
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His oftentimes messy and disorganized decision-making process has been widely publicized, further eroding any appearance of strong decisive leadership.
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All we hear is how our nuptials will lead to the downfall of western civilization by eroding heterosexual marriage.
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Bertram disarmed, outheroding Charles de Moor in the Robbers, befaces the collected knights of St. Anselm, (all in complete armour) and so, by pure dint of black looks, he outdares them into passive poltroons.
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Like all of his shows, this one is challenging and timely, but it only glancingly addresses how the computer is eroding the hard-won humanistic qualities of modernism.
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The importance of continuing the family line is eroding as China modernizes," says Hung Huang, a Beijing publisher who adopted a girl last year.
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Potter described house structures in the eroding sand - round houses of wattle, beneath rectangular buildings with stone wall footings.
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Maximilian rejected the proposals out of hand, thus eroding support among the ultra-clericals.
Maximilian and Carlota: the "Archdupe" and his tragic lady (1832-1867)
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At that time, Rehnquist said the high number of vacancies was eroding the quality of justice associated with federal courts.
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Approximately 100,000 cars clog the narrow streets each day and exhaust gases are eroding the city's ancient monuments.
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Haitians have chopped down so many trees that the soil is eroding, making it harder to farm.
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And then you turn off the main road, and are in another, private world of gated compounds ringed by eroding mud-brick walls.
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I think the respect she once commanded is eroding and will not translate into votes in the General Election, swing states not withstanding.
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Economists and poverty researchers say multiple factors may account for the increase in needy college graduates: Not only a rise in college attendance, but also a shortage of high-end jobs, stagnant wages and eroding health benefits, downsizing and outsourcing — as well as the growing number of immigrants and single mothers.
Study: Growing Number of College Graduates Classified as Poor | Impact Lab
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However, rampant inflation has been eroding the North Korean won"s value to such an extent that currently it is believed to be worth about the same as the South Korean won.
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He also seemed to say that the mix of attacks and stumbles over the last month hasn't hurt Dean, in the sense of eroding his support, but has for the moment at least arrested any further gains.
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At the Moscow conference, Anatoli Brouchkov, a permafrost expert at Moscow State University 'said that climate change is eroding the permafrost, the frozen soil layer essential for construction in the Russian Arctic "About 50 percent of the buildings in the Russian Far North are damaged," said Brouchkov.
Russians Take Another Look at Global Warming
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Signs the economy is recovering hurt bonds by sparking concern that inflation may accelerate, eroding bonds' fixed payments.
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As well as eroding land on visible sites, high winds are blowing off topsoil and sands which expose undiscovered sites which are then quickly washed away, said Dawson.
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We can never be satisfied, gradually eroding our self-esteem and confidence further.
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Eroding soils, deteriorating rangelands, collapsing fisheries, failing water tables and rising temperatures are converging to make it more difficult to expand food production fast enough to keep up with demand.
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Weber saw routinization and mechanization as ultimately destructive, that is, as eroding the spirit and capacity for spontaneous action.
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But the legacy is a two-tier economy that is only slowly eroding.
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The coast is slowly eroding away.
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In a perfect world, this sand would build up the beach and keep shoreside cliffs from eroding further.
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Most experts now dismiss the idea of a rapidly eroding U.S. industrial base.
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Indications the economy may be picking up steam hurt bonds by sparking concern inflation may accelerate, eroding bonds' fixed payments.
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Meanwhile the embargo has been eroding at an accelerating rate.
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Eroding sand, gravel and clay, with occasional springs issuing from them, present an unstable habitat for a few plants.
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The coast is slowly eroding.
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Town leaders are calling for a crusade against television programmes they claim are eroding moral values.
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Rather than eroding barriers between communities, a Berlin wall of suspicion, mistrust and hatred has been erected.
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Is television scaring our kids, engendering violent behavior, skewing their morals and generally eroding the aesthetic standards of Western civilization?
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She insists that the British consensus around publicly funded healthcare is not eroding.
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The badlands are significant due to the plethora of fossils and dinosaur bones that have been recovered in the slowly eroding hoodoos, narrow valleys and bone-dry coulees.
