Sentence examples for Constant erosion from inspiring English sources

Constant erosion from storms and tides and a rising sea level continue to swallow up chunks of beach along Florida's Atlantic coastline.

The constant erosion of the newspaper's sales and a weak advertising market have not helped.

All of this ridiculous nonsense ends up damaging the economy, and that's not to mention the constant erosion of civil liberties.

Rising sea levels, constant erosion and increasingly salty waters make life in the tangle of islands and mangrove forests harder for animals.

Another hand-wrought evocation of the digital is a two-thirds-size sculpture of the artist (one of many self-portraits) made of sugar cubes, whose gentle and constant erosion suggests disintegrating pixels.

The first time the guys don't include you in the conversation at a meeting, you think, 'I'm not interested anyway.' But a whole year of these conversations -- there's this kind of constant erosion".

"When was it that the constant small erosion of our liberties became irreversible?" he asked.

At one point early this year, he told the Cable News Network that "there has been a constant, steady erosion of the prerogatives and the power of the Oval Office and a continual encroachment by Congress -- the War Powers Act, Anti-Impoundment and Budget Control Act, previous instances where presidents have given up, if you will, important principles".

Constant subaerial erosion rates by weathering are low (<2 mm ka−1), corroborated by nuclide concentrations measured on two tors located on coastal ridge crests that have likely never been glaciated.

(2) When wm/U < 1, which corresponds to most of the mountain ranges at mid-latitudes, the mean saprolite production rate peaks early and then remains constant, while erosion continues to increase and reaches a steady-state after a time corresponding to ~ 3 5 times the time needed to reach the mean saprolite rate peak.

In view of such threats of constant genetic erosion, gene banks have been established and maintained in order to mainly preserve wild plant accessions as well as landraces [ 1].